تداولت وسائل الاعلام العربية خبر سقوط خلية موساد اسرائيلية في لبنان كانت قد نشطت لاكثر من عشرون عاما في التجسس. هذا واعلنت قيادة الجيش اللبناني "مديرية التوجيه"، في بيان أصدرته امس، أن مديرية الاستخبارات في الجيش في البقاع "تمكنت من توقيف شخصين ينتميان لشبكة تجسس مرتبطة بالتعامل مع اسرائيل". وأشار البيان إلى أن الموقوفَين "اعترفا باقدامهما على جمع معلومات حول مراكز حزبية لصالح اسرائيل ".ويحاول المحققون إيجاد رابط بين هذه الشبكة وعملية اغتيال عماد مغنية وشخصيات أخرى سواء في لبنان أو في سورية ومن جهة اخرى , فقد ذكرت وسائل الاعلام الاسرائيلية هذا الخبر لكنها لم تتأكد من صحتة. اما المحللون الامنيون الاسرائيليون فقد شككوا بمصداقيتة.وصرحوا بان هذا الخبر يبقى تحت اطار الحرب النفسية ا مصادر...
سهرة غنائية راقصة في احد فنادق لبنان مع الصبايا اللبنانية السكرانة على شواطئ اللحم الابيض المتوسط سهرة...
Imagine yourself walking into a village that is full of oak and vineyards, and feeling the blossoming of the mid-September harvesting. This, my friends, is a village found in Lebanon following the traditions that its ancestors have left behind. Lebanese villages are famous for so many of their ancestral traditions and with honor carry them from generation to generation. Many of these consist of the family's cooperation and in this case the whole village is thought to be the FAMILY. In mid-September, families join each other in their fields, to celebrate the vine harvest season. The grapes picked from the vine have been separated, some for making arak (the Lebanese visa to drunkenness), some for wine, others for vinegar and the rest for making grape molasses. The air is filled with the charming aroma of the grape juice that is being heated on the fire. Some women gather their beautiful straw trays laden with tabouleh, hummus, babaghanough, stuffed vine leaves and a collection of delights, fruits, and breads. Others balance water jugs on their heads walking as elegantly as can be. The young men and women, dressed in festive clothes, go with their mothers to meet with the elder male members of the family in the fields. The young women are dressed in flowing skirts and shirts topped with long vests; veils and headdresses with beautiful decoration and intricate beading adorn their heads. The men are wearing their sherwals and labbadeh (baggy pants and felt hats) with colorful vests over their shirts and boots. An old man enters the scene carrying a derbake (a small drum made of a clay cylinder and stretched goat skin), followed by couple of other men with their nay and mijwiz (the nay is a single long bamboo flute and the mijwiz is a short double barreled high pitched flute). The music starts to play, and the fresh September evening breeze is everywhere. Some men and women hold hands and start to dance to the daloonah tune, the base of all Dabkes (to stomp the ground with ones feet), while others clap their hands creating the appropriate mood. Then this opens way to improvised singing; a woman enters the scene with a jug balanced on her head and is joined by others, as if competing. Then men join in with their swords, doing the sword dance to the rhythm of the mijwiz. As time pass by, and the mood becomes very temping, the elders join in, holding hands with the youngsters forming a line of unison and doing the same step. The man and woman at the opposite ends of the lines make different steps on the theme to show how competent, agile and graceful they are. The rest of the company clap and cheer to reveal their happiness. An old man calls from behind and announces that the grape juice has boiled enough and once it cools down, they can drink it. Here the atmosphere is filled with ululation to the man behind the juice and to the women who prepared the food. And as the ululation continues the tempo of the Dabke increases. Luckily, from all the Lebanese traditions this scene did not die, especially in the villages. The Dabke is a national Lebanese dance that is carried out nearly in every nightclub, restaurant, or party you attend. Its History In the olden days, before tiled roofs were installed on Lebanese homes. Their flat roofs were made of tree branches that were topped with mud. When the change of seasons came, especially winter, the mud would crack and start to leak and would need to be fixed. The owner of the house would call his neighbors for help- Al-Awneh- and the neighbors would gather up on the roof. They would hold hands, form a line and start stomping their feet while walking on the roof in order to adjust the mud. After a while, Al-Awneh, became to be known as Daloonah, a form of improvised singing and dancing the dabke. A derbake, nay and a mijwiz were added in order to keep the men going in the cold weather (it helped stimulate the blood pressure to produce more energy). As time emerged, the Dabke dance came to be known one of Lebanonís most famous traditions. Today Dabke is performed in every Lebanese household. The Dabke is made livelier, when friends and families gather around the Lebanese mezze with arak or wine and begin to perform this dance. Source: http://sourat.com/dabke.htm Elias Karam -...
Dabke Mn L B2a3 Lebanese Dabke-...
http://www.moris.alfamoon.com/music/mysongs.htmكنا انا وانت نتمشى على الطرقات و كانت كل الجيري تحكي عنا حكايات شي يقولوا بحبا و شي يقولوا ما بحبا و تبقي انت شمسي و قمر السهرات كنا نمشي بعد الضهر بالحي العتيق انت حدي وشعرك طاير على طول الطريق كنا نمشي بعد الضهر بالحي العتيق انت حدي وشعرك طاير على طول الطريقو لمن نوصل على الفي و قرب منك شوييفاجأنا حنا النطور بباقة زهوركنا انا وانت نتمشى على الطرقات و كانت كل الجيري تحكي عنا حكايات شي يقولوا بحبا و شي يقولوا ما بحبا لكن انت كنتي شمسي و قمر السهرات كنا نعقد حد النهر بالوادي البعيد ايدي بشعرك و حوالينا الدني كلها عيدكنا نقعد حد النهر بالوادي البعيد ايدي بشعرك و حوالينا الدنيا كلها عيدو تقوليلي بس بحبك انت وبس و فجأ نلاقي امك جايي ورانا على اللسكنا انا وانت نتمشى على الطرقات و كانت كل الجيري تحكي عنا حكايات شي يقولوا بحبا و شي يقولوا ما بحبا لكن انت كنتي شمسي و قمر السهرات انا و انت كنا نمشي سوى انا وانت ثلاث...
huwara alan آلان هوارة لبنانية سياسية http://arabic.salmiya.net/songs/alan/Untitled-1.htm huwara آلان...
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طفلة لبنانية عمرها لا يتجاوز الـ 12 عاما حيرت الأطباء. حالتها غريبة عجيبة حيث أن عينيها تذرف الزجاج أو مادة شبيهة بالكريستال الصلب والحاد جدا دون أن تؤذيها. نيو نيوز. نيو نيوز -...
دبكه لبنانيه من الصويري , البقاع الغربي ادبح ,سركيسlebanese dabkeh by Wissam one of most professional dabke in the Bekaahafleh hafli dabkeh dabki party concert lebanon Bekaa Gahrbi Swiri Soweiri دبكة رقص دبكه...
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The year 1971 was one of the most prosperous and happy years in Lebanon.At that year in particular,political calm and stability was prevailent in Lebanon,many tourists came to visit the country in that year.Numerous cultural events took place .Many plays,operettes and songs,performed by famous artists were mostly produced in 1971 ,Perhaps ,the most remarkable event in that year,was the election of Miss Lebanon ,Georgina Rizk as Miss Universe for 1971.I scanned here ,some photos from old magazines dating from 1971 .My aim is to give a quick glimpse to newer generations about our country before the 1975 war. Lebanon was beautiful,prosperous and peaceful at that time.The conclusion that must be deduced is a simple fact or reality . Lebanon is a small country,not programmed at all [software and hardware] to be in the front line or participate in any struggles in the region [even if the cause of the struggle was ,noble, just, fair, and a religious duty ].The role of Lebanon in the region should only be a cultural role.A place where all religious groups and people from different ethnic origins live peacefully together and all of them feel at home .Lebanon must produce music,culture, books, good thought , tolerance,become a center for biodiversity,a paradise for song birds,a main center for tourist attraction and above all,must refrain from being a part of any regional conflict. I know quite well that saying the truth may not be tolerated by many radicals and ideologically programmed persons[ Islamists and pan Arabism ideologists for example ].Unfortunately, Lebanon today became a [ bird hunting ] land [ about one third of the population are active bird hunters ,altering the long established biological ecosystems], smuggled weapons ,terrorism ,terrorists, car bombs,vocal politicians arguing on trival issues, incompatible ideologies ,warriors of different sorts and names,all are present in my country .This place became anything but Lebanon that we knew in 1971,a form of hell,or a large [assfoureyyi] or mental disease institution at most.Foreingn powers cannot achieve their goals in Lebanon without the aid of local agents.Unfortunately,local agents are numerous,distributed among all sacterian groups [ I hope to be wrong ].We must admit,the ailments of Lebanon are not a mild common cold,but a dangerous form of cancer that must be cured immediately.My request to the Lebanese people would consist mostly of 3 issues :1.Lebanon is not programmed at all [ software and hardware if we use computer language ] to face other powers militarily [and cannot do so in the future due to various reasons ],so ,Lebanon must be a strictly neutral country on the Swiss model.Stop importing incompatible ideologies from neibouring countries in the region.2.Syria and Lebanon are [ one people ] in two recently constructed states, people in the 2 countries are united by local traditions,music,cusine,ethnic origin,same dialect, families,etc. [as in the case of Greece and Cyprus for example ],so Lebanese people cannot be totally independent from Syria as some radicals call for.The truth is simply a reality that must be put into consideration [whether we like it or not ] , both countries are one cultural unit called formerly [Northern Levant or Northern Syria ].Intimate relations ,utmost co operation and a certain degree of union between Syria and Lebanon is a vital and mandatory issue.I mean here [the Syrian people and the Syrian state not the Syrian ruling regime ].3.If we aim to rebuild our country,we must first know its weak points and its strong ones.We must be ourselves .We demolished our beautiful country in a meaningless war for 17 years,we must not allow this to happen again.Anyhow,the presented photos of Beirut from 1971 are as follows:1.,2. Martyr square [Sahat al Shohadaa or El Burg ] in late 19713.Phoenecia hotel in 19714.Flower shop in Beirut downtown 19715.Nahr Beirut [ late 1971 ]6.A petrol station in Beirut [late 1971]7.Picnic at Rauche [1971]Tne rest of the photos are partitions or excerpts from magazines dating from August 1971,including advertisements at that time,the media coverage of the winning of Georgina Rizk of the title of Miss Universe,local cultural events,beauty concerts in small towns فيطرون [Faitroun],reviews of operettes [Dr.Walid Ghelmeyyi operette known afterwords as [men Layaleena] that starred Fadwa Obeid and Joseph Azar ],social occasions,etc. The accompanying music is a song of Sabah dating from that era,titled [balloutatek ballouta] composed by the Late Philemone Wahbe.Video from: http://nl.youtube.com/user/bakakadassa77 Lebanon before...
Before the 1975 war. Lebanon was beautiful, prosperous ,democratic,constitutional and peaceful.I will show you here a glimpse of the once beautiful and prosperous Lebanon that was before 1975,and how did we demolish it by our own hands in 1975.In my opinion,we demolished Lebanon because we tried to install in Lebanon,either extremist fascist ideas or imported incompatible ideologies from nearby countries [Political Maronism,Nasserism,Pan Arabism,Pan Islamist ideologies,etc.]. These ideologies brought with them much havoc to Lebanon for one simple reason:Lebanon is a small country,not programmed at all [software and hardware IF WE USE COMPUTER LANGUAGE] to be in the front line or participate in any struggles in the region [even if the cause of the struggle was ,noble, just, fair, and a religious duty ].The role of Lebanon in the region should only be a cultural role.A place where all religious groups and people from different ethnic and cultural origins live peacefully together and all of them feel at home .Lebanon must produce music,culture, books, good thought , tolerance,become a center for biodiversity,a paradise for song birds,a main center for tourist attraction and above all,must refrain from being a part of any regional conflict [I MEAN ONLY ANY KIND OF MILITARY ACTIONS].Lebanon can resist evil powers only through cultural and political means.This is simply because of a sure fact or truth [whether we like it or not ]. Lebanons software and hardware [if we use computer language ] is programmed as so [by default]. In computers,if you try to install an incompatible program,it leads to the instability of the whole system,and may lead to the damage of your computer.If we aim to rebuild our country,we must first know its weak points and its strong ones.We must be ourselves .We demolished our beautiful country in a meaningless war for 17 years, SIMPLY BECAUSE SOME OF US TRIED TO IMPOSE INCOMPATIBLE IMPORTED IDEOLOGIES ON THE LEBANESE PEOPLE .This was very similar to someone trying to install an incompatible program in his computer . We must not allow this to happen again. Lebanon is not programmed at all to face other powers militarily [and cannot do so in the future due to various reasons ],so ,Lebanon must be a strictly neutral country on the Swiss model.Stop importing incompatible ideologies from neibouring countries in the region.Doccuments are better than words,here,I present you some photos of pre war Lebanon,the accompanying song is the pre 1975 song of Sabah [3a lebnan la2ouna].The sequence of the photos are as follows:1.Parliament building at Nijme Square [Beirut] in the early 60s or late 50s.2.A street in Beirut in February 1969.3.Martyr Square in the mid 60s.4.A girl from Kesruan [Mount Lebanon] in 1969.5.Bay of Jounieh in 1969.6.A student of [Dar el Moalemeen wal moalemat] Jounieh 1969.7.Resort of Rivon [Mount Lebanon] showing an artifact constructed by the leading Lebanese sculpturist,the Late Michael Basbous.[1969]8.A show in one of Beiruts educational institutions in 19709.Beirut at night [1971].10.Hotels before 197511.San George hotel before it was badly damaged during the first phase of the civil war in 1975. [2 photos ].12.Martyr square in 1971 [2 photos].13.Beirut Port [1975].14.Girls having a picnic at Rauche [West Beirut] in 1971.15.A scene from Rauche in July 1971 [Al Chabaka Magazine].16. Several photos covering the events of the coronation of Georgina Rizk as Miss Universe 1971,including a valuable documentary article in Al Chabaka Magazine by the leading journalist,the Late George Ibrahim El Khouri in 2 August 1971.17.Bayt el Mohtaref al Lubnani [Beirut 1971].18.A scene from [Al Ramla Al Bayda] at West Beirut in 1971.19.A scene showing the region of [Nahr Beirut] in 1971.20.Several photos showing some cultural and social events in Lebanon in August 1971 [excerpts from Al Chabaka Magazine issue of 2 August 1971].21.The Late Marcelle Herro,Miss Lebanon 1973.22.The famous bus of Ayn El Rummane that started the civil war in 13 April 197523.Holiday Inn Hotel damaged by the events of the civil war.24.Martyr Square in 1983,damaged as a result of the civil war25. Religious map of Lebanon.Video from: http://nl.youtube.com/user/bakakadassa77 Lebanon before...
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In part [3] of [Lebanon before 1975 ], I show you an additional glimpse of the once beautiful,constitutional,democratic,free and prosperous Lebanon that was before 1975,and how did we demolish it by our own hands starting from February 1975 [the assassination of the Sidon politician Maarouf Saad ],then culminating in 13 April of the same year [the Ayn El Rummane bus ] .The April event sparkled a meaningless civil war that damaged our country for about 17 years.Now, in the year 2008 ,it is your choice my fellow citizens,do you want to live in a beautiful, prosperous ,free,democratic and constitutional country where all religious groups are equal and feel at home [ as was before 1975 ],or you prefer instead, a failed lawless state producing hollow ideologies,terrorism,vocal politicians arguing with each other on trival issues and are agents of foreign powers,warriors of different names and sorts,dictatorship,oppression of women and minorities,militias, corruption,drugs,etc.There are examples around us of these types of failed states.You know them quite well.I placed at the end of this video some photos featuring the damage that you did to my homeland by your own hands.Do not put the blame on foreign powers.You are the one to blame.Jesus said Lebanon before...
Lebanon is a small multi religious and multi cultural country,not programmed at all to be in the front line or participate in any struggles in the region [even if the cause of the struggle was ,noble, just, fair, and a religious duty ].The role of Lebanon in the region should only be a cultural role. This is a reality [whether we like it or not ],we must be brave enough to accept this fact .Lebanon is not programmed at all [software and hardware if we use computer language] to face other powers militarily [and cannot do so in the future due to various reasons ],so ,Lebanon must be a strictly neutral country on the Swiss model.Stop importing incompatible ideologies from neibouring countries in the region.These ideologies may be ideal or even great ones if applied in other countries,but not in Lebanon.Ideologies have brought havoc and civil war to Lebanon in 1958 and 1975,we must learn many lessons from our previous experiences. If we aim to rebuild our country,we must first know its weak points and its strong ones.We must be ourselves .We demolished our beautiful country in a meaningless war for 17 years,we must not allow this to happen again.Doccuments are better than words,here,I present you some photos of pre war Lebanon,the accompanying song is the song of Zaki Nasseef [Rage3 yet3ammar Lebnan].The sequence of the photos are as follows:1.Downtown Beirut in the early 30s.2.Photo of Charles Dabbas,first presedent of the republic 1 September 1926 -- 2 January 19343.Tomb of Charles Dabbas [2 photos]• 4.Photo of the second Lebanese head of state Habib Pacha Es-Saad: 30 January 1934 -- 20 January 1936• 5.Photo of president Emile Edde: 20 January 1936 -- 4 April 1941• 6.Beirut in the mid 30s.• 7.Photo of the Lebanese presedent Alfred Naqqache: 9 April 1941 -- 18 March 1943 with the Syrian head of state [Taj El Din El Hasani] in the early 40s.• 8. Photo of the Lebanese presedent Alfred Naqqache [1887-1978] in the early 70s.• 9. Photo of the Lebanese presedent Ayub Thabit 19 March -- 21 July 1943• 10. Photo of the Lebanese presedent Petro Trad: 22 July -- 30 September 1943• 11. Photo of the Lebanese presedent Bechara El Khoury: 22 November 1943 -- 18 September 1952• 12.Presedent Camille Chamoun [1900-1987 ] and his wife Zalfa (to the left ),their son Dori [to the right] Brak el Tal - Al Zahrani.Naltchayan / 1956 / Liban / Coll. N. Hamdan•13.Beirut in the mid 50s [2 photos]14.Deir El Qamar in the 50s15.Presedent Chamoun in an official dinner at the presedential palace during a visit of a top Iranian political figure. [2 photos]16.Nijme square and Maarad [downtown Beirut] in the 50s.17.Abdel Halim Hafez with Taroub and Mohamed Jamal in the early 60s.18. Abdel Halim Hafez with Samira Tewfeeq and the Egyptian actress Nadia Loutfy during the 60s.19.Dar el Mo allemen students in Jounieh [1969]20.Main street in Mirouba [Mount Lebanon] in January 196921.Farayya [Mount Lebanon] in January 196922.Jounieh in late 1968.23.Farid El Atrache,Wadi el Safi and Abdel Halim Hafez.24.The Late presedent Renee Maawad and his wife [60s].25.Sabah greating Presedent Camille Chamoun [early 70s].26.Panorama view of Beirut before 1975 [2photos]27.Prime Minister Taqey El Din El Solh [60s]28.A rare photo grouping together ,Fairuz,the Rahbani brothers,Abdel Wahab,Farid El Atrache,Badeea Masabni,Philmone Wahbe and Naguib Hankash.29.The famous Ayn El Rummane bus that sparkled the civil war in 1975 ,as seen today in April 200730.Lebanon today [3 photos],parliament building was restored,[ although not as beautiful as was before 1975 ] ,neibouring buildings also restored.However,newly restored buildings lack something that can be felt,but difficult to describe in words.Video from: http://nl.youtube.com/user/bakakadassa77 Lebanon before...
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