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21 Coptic Christians Beheaded by Islamic State Terrorists

 

These Christian men were beheaded precisely because they were Christians. They can be seen calling on the true God and His Son Jesus Christ, as their evil executioners commit this act of savagery.These Christians are true martyrs. Unlike the evil, deluded Jihadists who commit acts of homicide against innocents in the name of their – god – and then claim to be martyrs.  One of the murderers declared – All crusaders: safety for you will be only wishes, especially if you are fighting us all together. Therefore we will fight you all together.The sea you have hidden Sheikh Osama bin Laden’s body in, we swear to Allah we will mix it with your blood. We will conquer Rome, by Allah’s permission.- I hope the President of the United States heard those words from Palm Springs, California, where he is on a golfing weekend

 

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First Sneak Peek Pictures Of La Crêperie Restaurant Before Its Re-Opening

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Posted by Blog Baladi

This is how La Creperie will finally look like – via LBCI

One of my favorite restaurants in Jounieh is set to reopen soon as renovation works are almost complete. La Crêperie is one of Lebanon’s most authentic and beautiful restaurants and has been serving great food since 1968. The restaurant is an 18th Century Picturesque Ottoman House that is owned and managed by the Khazen family and has welcomed several celebrities, presidents, ministers and diplomats.

I’ve been going to La Crêperie for the past 15 years and I have a lot of fond memories there. I enjoyed sitting on the small balcony tables and enjoying the splendid view and the food has always been excellent there. I loved their chicken and seafood platters, the raclette during winter and of course the famous crepes and my favorite the crepe maron.

 

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Spoiled Meat Confiscated in Tripoli

  Inspectors from the health department of the Tripoli municipality raided on Sunday a meat shop in the northern city where it seized a quantity of product that does not meet health standards, reported the National News Agency. It said that the department patrol ordered the owner of the shop to adhere to health standards […]

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Strikers at Beirut public hospital to escalate strike

  BEIRUT: Employees at Rafik Hariri University Hospital announced Sunday that they would not admit any new patients to the emergency department of the hospital starting Monday morning, an escalation in a strike that began last week. “[We announce] the complete closure of the emergency entrance starting Monday at 9:30 a.m.,” the union said in […]

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Mustafa Hujeiri: Negotiations to Release Arsal Captives are Going Well

  Sheikh Mustafa al-Hujeiri revealed that he has sensed “for the first time” that negotiations to release the servicemen kidnapped from the northeastern border town of Arsal are being conducted seriously, reported the Kuwaiti daily al-Rai on Sunday. He told the daily: “The negotiations are heading on a good path and we hope to reach […]

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Lebanese leaders vow to honor Hariri legacy

      Political figures attend a ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of former Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri’s assassination, in Beirut, February 14, 2015. Pictured are Lebanon’s Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil (L), Lebanon’s Prime Minister Tammam Salam (3nd L), former prime minister Saad al-Hariri (4th L), former Lebanese President Michel Sleiman (5th L), Member of […]

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Security raids target town north of Baalbek

  BAALBEK, Lebanon: Lebanese security forces carried out a fresh set of raids in the northern Bekaa Valley for a third straight day Saturday, pressing on with a major operation to round of suspected thieves and drug lords. Security sources told The Daily Star that the security plan, launched on Thursday to restore law and […]

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Kerry on Hariri Anniversary: No Justification for Retention of Arms by a Militia that Answers to Damascus, Tehran

  U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Friday stressed that there is no “justification” for the retention of arms by Hizbullah, as he urged Lebanon’s leaders to elect a new president through local efforts. “Make no mistake: there is no justification for the retention of arms by a militia or terrorist group that answers […]

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Lebanon sentences 2 to life over 2007 attacks on Army

  BEIRUT: Lebanon’s judiciary sentenced two people to life Friday for participating in attacks against the Lebanese Army in the Palestinian refugee camp of Nahr al-Bared in 2007. Syrian national Ahmad Qassem, 30, and Palestinian Ahmad al-Sheikh, 36, had been indicted for “assaulting the state’s internal security, committing terrorist attacks and funding them, murder and […]

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Collapsed Dbayyeh road went unmaintained for years: minister

  BEIRUT: Public Works Minister Ghazi Zeaiter revealed Friday that the Dbayyeh coastal road that collapsed during the storm Wednesday had not been maintained for years. In a press conference near the gaping hole that used to be a part of a popular scenic route for motorists north of Beirut, Zeaiter also lamented a lack […]

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