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From South Lebanon via Queens with Hate…. When Hanan met Peter

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 20 June 2011

Hanan is the Islamophobic Lebanese woman, Hanan Qahwaji who as a child lived in the South Lebanon village of Maryoun overlooking the Lebanon-Palestine border during three years of the on again off again Lebanese Civil War before she became an Israeli collaborator and fled to Israel. Hanan, (…)

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Obama’s Middle East Speech and Nakba Day 2011

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 21 May 2011

Human march to Palestine; May 15, 2011
No sooner had President Obama turned from his teleprompter at the State Department on 5/19/11 than the AIPAC founded Washington Institute for Near East Policy’s Robert Satloff, fumed that the President’s insistence that a solution to the Question (…)

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Panic in the Houses of Congress and AIPAC?

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 1 May 2011

On April 13, 2011, more than a dozen Israel “First, last and always” US congressional leaders from both houses of Congress held an urgent conference call organized by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).
Their purpose was to discuss how best to promote Israel during next (…)

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Why the “Obama Doctrine” Won’t Help the Shia Majority in Bahrain

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 16 April 2011

Secretary Clinton Delivers Remarks at U.S.-Islamic World Forum
Columbia University Professor Rashid Khalidi passed through Beirut a couple of weeks ago and gave a terrific lecture at the American University of Beirut entitled “Preliminary Historical Observations on the Arab (…)

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Does America have a Muslim problem?

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 9 April 2011

“Pastor” Terry Jones
Whatever becomes of the truly pathetic “Pastor” Terry Jones and his plans to appear later this month at the largest Mosque in Michigan to condemn Islam and to generate some media attention while provoking all decent Americans and people of good will everywhere (…)

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They came, They Saw And Now It’s Time to Act

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 5 April 2011

Meeting with Lebanase President Michel Suleiman
The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC), in partnership with the Council for European Palestinian Relations (CEPR) sponsored a delegation of British and EU MEPs to the Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon several weeks ago and the 10 member (…)

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Time for Nasrallah and Obama to Talk?

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 29 March 2011

An experienced Washington Post columnist, David Ignatius , to his credit not among the most biased Israeli Hasbara spewers from the Zionist daily, dropped by our Hezbollah neighborhood known as Dahiyeh the other day. During an hour meeting with Hezbollah Foreign Relations Officer Ammar Moussawi (…)

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Has The Lebanon Tribunal Drama Become Farce?

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 26 March 2011

Mohammad Raad
This observer had a wild day in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley yesterday. Then again, for one reason or another, it seems that every time I go to the Bekaa it turns into a wild day.
It was to be on a quick trip to the city of Zahle to attend a trial of a friend in the Mahkama (…)

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Congressman Peter King’s Great Muslim Scare

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 12 March 2011

"Kings, ‘Muslim Terrorism” hearings are the first and hopefully the last of its kind to focus on a single religious group. His false assumptions are being roundly rejected across America and Europe. Counterterrorism experts, veteran’s organizations, interfaith leaders, local leaders and (…)

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In Re Barak, Bullahs, BlackWater, Bounties & the STL

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 26 February 2011

Erik D. Prince
When the US marines were in and out of Lebanon in 1983-1984, some of those I met, when visiting their barracks with American journalist Janet Stevens to discuss Israel’s use of American cluster bombs against civilians, had the habit, as did sailors from the USS New (…)

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As Tahrir Square goes so goes the Middle East?

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 8 February 2011

Tahrir Square (Cairo)
It is difficult to overstate the potential for Egyptian citizens advancing universal aspirations for freedom, dignity and basic human rights now spreading from the determination of those who for more than a week have risked their lives while inspiring much of the (…)

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Hezbollah and The New Government of Lebanon. Now What?

by Franklin P. Lamb

Beirut (Lebanon) | 1 February 2011

New prime minister Nigib Mikati with former prime minister Saad Hariri
This observer tends to get a haircut about every four months whether I need it or not. But this morning I got more than a trim from my Hezbollah friend and barber, Abass, named after Abass ibn Ali, the brother of (…)

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