In a recent report titled “Iranian bombs dropped on Israel are transported on ships using European ports,” published by The British newspaper The Telegraph, it was revealed that Iranian bombs destined for Israel are being transported through European ports, purportedly to assist Hezbollah. According to sources cited by the newspaper, weapons and other items are first shipped to the Syrian port of Latakia before being sent to ports in Antwerp, Valencia, and Ravenna. This tactic is employed to conceal the […]
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Lebanon, a country rich in spirituality, has been a beacon of sanctity to the world. Among its revered figures, Saint Charbel stands out, his influence transcending religious boundaries and reaching far beyond his native land. Saint Charbel’s devotion extends not only to Christians but also to Muslims, with his revered figure being widely venerated across Lebanon. Recently, his reputation and teachings have even begun to resonate in distant lands like China, where faith, prayer, love, and peace are being emphasized, […]
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Pope Francis bestowed the prestigious “Grand Order of St. Gregory the Great” upon businessman Michel Issa at the Vatican, citing his significant humanitarian and ecclesiastical contributions. Issa graciously accepted the medal from Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, representing the esteemed Holy See, in the presence of his family members and distinguished religious figures, including Bishop Youhanna Boutros and Monsignor Charbel Anton and others. Reflecting on the occasion, Issa described it as the pinnacle of joy in his life. […]
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Following a government decision to boost the minimum wage for public sector workers from $150 to $230 per month, with an additional allowance for transportation costs and fuel expenses, attention turned to adjusting wages in the private sector. The Index Committee is set to meet next Tuesday to address this issue. Expectations were high for the committee to announce salary increases and school grants for private-sector employees. It’s anticipated that the minimum wage in the private sector will be raised […]
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After being closed for over six months due to corruption investigations and a strike, the Traffic Management Authority (known as “Nefaa”) is now extending the vehicle registration department’s operational days to four days per week. In a recent statement, the Traffic Management Authority declared the extension of working days at the primary Vehicles Registration Department center in Dekwaneh from three to four days per week. This change will come into effect starting Monday, March 18th. As outlined in the statement […]
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A Hezbollah operative was caught while attempting to cross the US border, confessing to being a member of the organization and expressing intentions to construct a bomb, with New York City as his target, as reported by the New York Post. Border patrol officers in the United States detained Basel Bassel Abbadi, a 22-year-old Lebanese national from the Burj El Brajneh neighborhood of Lebanon, on March 9 near El Paso, Texas. During interrogation, Abbadi admitted his plans, stating, “I’m going […]
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