Christians Under Attack

The blast occurred overnight on Saturday against Our Lady Syro-Orthodox Church in Zahle, in the Bekaa Valley. A few days ago, a group of Estonian cyclists was abducted in the same area. “It is the beginning of a
new series of attacks,” says Amin Gemayel.

Hizbollah leader attacks cardinal for a statement the latter made ten days ago, on the eve of the elections, in which he expressed concern for Lebanon’s national and Arab identity. Nasrallah accuses Sfeir of not coming out against Israeli attacks and massacres.

(ANSAmed) The controversial issue of hundreds of Lebanese political prisoners in Syrian prisons has been discussed in a meeting in Syria between a Lebanese and a Syrian delegation. Beirut daily L'Orient-Le Jour wrote this morning that the

(ANSAmed) - BEIRUT, JANUARY 22 - The black turban of the Shiite leader of the Lebanese Hezbollah movement alongside an image of the Virgin Mary and the most important Lebanese Christian saints

(ANSAmed) - BEIRUT, NOVEMBER 27 - Pan-arab satellite programs and their main internet sites have paid modest attention to the attacks in Mumbai which caused more than 100 deaths, while 'jihadist' sites limited themselves to

Country's former president Gemayel anti-government elements may be part of a general campaign to intimidate Lebanon's Christian population

(news.yahoo.com)  A car bomb killed a Lebanese army general in a Christian...

BEIRUT - Lebanese Christians said on Friday that the murder of yet another Christian MP was aimed at reducing their community’s historically prominent role but balked at being dragged into another civil war

CBNNews.com - It's mid July, 2006 and Hezbollah fighters in south Lebanon have set up Katyusha rocket launchers in the Christian town of Ein Ebel.

Christians are fleeing Lebanon because they fear a civil war breakout between Muslim factions, per London Sunday Telegraph’s Michael Hirst.

MUSLIM cleric Taj Din al-Hilali personally handed out in Beirut tens of thousands of dollars collected at Australian mosques in the aftermath of last year's Israel-Hezbollah war but has failed to properly detail where the money went