Historically, Lebanon was a country granted independence for the Maronite Christians. After losing ground, the country has become predominately Muslim and has struggled to maintain independence while keeping loyalty to Syria.

This research paper examines the overall cultural climate of Lebanon. Hopefully, it will give readers the insight to be tolerant of cultures that are different from their own.

Assassinations continue to plague Lebanon. the country has been without a president since November 23, 2007 and civil unrest is growing.

Lebanon has been without a President since November 23. The election has been postponed until January 12, 2008.

Human Rights Watch has published a new report on Iraqi refugees in Lebanon.

Recent allegations of vandalism and looting at a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon have led Amnesty International to call on Prime Minister Fouad Siniora to conduct an investigation.

On the map, Israel and Lebanon are seemingly insignificant countries. Yet, since 9/11, it has been realized that the Middle East, and moreover, the region where Israel and Lebanon are found seems to be key U.S.'s security.

Country music superstar Marty Raybon will be joining the roster of performers appearing at Spicer's Lake in South Lebanon, OH on Sept. 29, 2007.

Halfway between Dayton and Cincinnati sits historic Lebanon, Ohio. Their free Blues Festival will take place in downtown on Saturday August 4, 2007 from 11am until 11pm, presented by The Lebanon Optimist Club.

Spicer's Lake Entertainment, LLC presents An Evening with Dale Ann Bradley with the Katie Penn Band, Saturday, August 4, 2007 at 7pm at beautiful Spicer's Lake in South Lebanon, Ohio.

Lebanon is a small but important Middle East country that is torn by cultural conflict that threatens even more instability for the entire region.

Lebanon, Pa is an under-rated destination for Pennsylvania tourism.

A look at the history and current involvement of the factions that separate and unite Lebanon as a single democratic entity

According to a news report published in BBC.com, Israel has finally admitted that it used phosphorous bomb in the recent conflict with Lebanon.

News of the war in Lebanon stimulates memories of good times, good friends, good experiences traveling to the many historical sites in Lebanon. Will the country bounce back as it did after their civil war?

I had fled from Lebanon in 1989 when the war had become unbearable. Now living in the U.S., I had gone to visit family and friends. One week into my vacation, the airport was bombed and a war between Hezbollah and Israel was started forcing me to leave.

As Israel and Europe call on Turkey to send peacekeeping troops to Lebanon, Turkey must weigh in whether or not they can support this demand.

The last two weeks of conflict between Lebanon and Israel are disconcerting to the Bush administration's attempt to bring democracy and peace to the Middle East.

The media is very curious about the center of the United States in Lebanon, Kansas.

In 1948, there were five ethnic Arab nations opposed to the creation of Israel as a nation on land which Arabs believe belong to them.

The UN is once again proving its irrelevance.

At a second Palestinian refugee camp named Ain al-Hilweh, Islamic militants have been struck at again, with their gunmen killing two Lebanese soldiers yesterday. The militants also lost two men.

This quaint bed and breakfast, located just 20 minutes from Hershey, is the best bed and breakfast I have ever been to.

U.S. Foreign Aid officials met with an Lebanese-American group on Wednesday to outline what has been done, what is planned following July 2006 war.

Animals are often forgotten in times of war, but Michael Mountain, President of Best Friends Animal Society speaks to me about his organization's work with BETA, and their work to get nearly 300 Beirut dogs and cats into the U.S., and in good new homes.

Terrorists. Freedom fighters. Militia. Authorized resistance force. Political party. Social services providers. Media operators. Hizballah is all of these things and more, depending on who in the world you are talking to.

In relative historical terms, Israel is not using "disproportionate force" any more than other powerful nations have.

Many observers feel that Israel has gone too far-are they right?

What were the lebanese people thinking when they embraced Hezbollah and allowed them to build concrete bunkers in homes all over the country with rocket launchers aimed at Israel?

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