Lebanon

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defines in breadth the various aspects of Lebanese culture, and even on social issues such as xenophobia and women’s role in society. Historically the French Mandate (1943) ended France’s political influence in Lebanon, but the influences brought by Western culture helped create a Lebanon characterized by diversity. The major themes, as put by Adnan, are based on contrasts between the Western and Eastern influences on Beirut. The role of the Lebanese women, within their social context, is paid particular

countries. Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria contain a major number of Palestinian refugees; with the number of Palestinians in Lebanon doubling because the war in Syria drove them there (Alwani, 2015). However, other Palestinians were able to migrate into European countries, while others went to Arab gulf countries. Furthermore, unless the Palestinians got the nationality of the country they live in they do not have but foreign civilian rights. Palestinian refugees who live in Lebanon for more than 10 years

Privatizing Sand Castles Presented by: Eliane Fahed Rodrigue Farah Ziad Hajal Abstract: Absences of public spaces affect people except who jump from 5-stars hotels to 5-stars resorts. Unfortunately, the majority of Lebanon’s beaches are being transferred from public to private. Because this privatization influenced low and medium income people, activists acted toward it so government took measures but institutions barely amend it. This paper will tackle

for trade and helped them get around the world. Phoenicia economically was good because they developed many trade routes which helped them get a lot of goods. Phoenicians were located along the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea, which is now Lebanon. The geography where the Phoenicians were located was very mountainous. There were snow caps on top of some of the mountains. The mountains were good because they helped provide protection from invasion. The religion of the Phoenicians was monotheism

Christians and Sunni elites (Masters and Laub, 2014). However, the tipping point came after the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982, that same year Hezbollah was formed with the help of Iran; ideologies stemming from the ones displayed during the Iranian Revolution (Masters and Laub, 2014). Hezbollah gained legitimacy when they repelled the French and American peacekeepers from Lebanon then ultimately caused by the withdrawal of Israeli forces (Global Security, n.d.). Iran’s support came with the agreement

life, to create one’s happiness ranking. A strategy like this can be used by a single person, but it also has the ability to be used to analyze a certain place or country. One country that’s currently dealing with a significant amount of issues, is Lebanon. Many of the social factors looked at as a source of happiness, are either missing or being threatened by radical groups within the country. War over territory on the southern border has been a consistent problem within the country for decades, leading

Coca-cola did with their very entertaining and controversial commercial in 2014. Coca-Cola celebrates multiculturalism in their commercial. The Lebanon Daily News defended Coca-Cola an iconic American brand for its stance to air a super bowl commercial where ‘America the Beautiful’ sung in 8 different languages. The Lebanon Daily News is addressing

pertinent issues that UNICEF Lebanon had been tackling. The speech I will be covering is related to the children of Syrian Refugees living in informal settlements in Lebanon in general, and the ones not going to school in particular. Here is my speech: Your highness Sheikh Ahmad bin Al-Faysal, your highness Sheikh Mohamad bin Ahmad bin AlFaysal, dear colleagues, dear friends, dear friends to be, It gives me great pleasure and honor to be here today among you. UNICEF Lebanon is honored to welcome you

now know the numbers are in the higher 5 million opposed to the 2 million Sarah states. Sarah then focused on how the bordering countries around Syria where many refugees have fled are in crisis themselves, which one of her main examples involving Lebanon from another source I will discuss later. Sarah’s next point revolved around the neglect of the children’s education there. Which we see an example of in Jodi Kantor and Catrin Einhorn’s article “Refugees Encounter a New Word: Welcome”, where kids