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Israel Attacks Lebanon (12 July 2006-)
Opposition Demonstrations in Lebanon (1 December 2006-)
The political future of Lebanon came into question with the anti-government demonstrations that have been ongoing in downtown Beirut since December 1. The opposition, comprised largely of Hezbollah supporters and the secular Shiite Amal and Christian Aoun movements, are calling for the inclusion of more opposition posts in the cabinet or the resignation of Prime Minister Fouad Siniora. The Prime Mister's government, backed by the US, has not met the opposition's demands and has been met with mass strikes.
News and Analysis
This Protest Won't Go Away, Dahr Jamail (25 April 2007)
Campaigners push electoral reform to end sectarian politics, IRIN (29 March 2007)
Class Struggle Until a Sectarian End, Joseph Samaha (28 March 2007)
Blowback in Lebanon, Mohamad Bazzi (1 February 2007)
Audio Report: General Strike, Flashpoints Radio (25 January 2007)
Is a Military Government our only Choice?, Sami Hermez (24 January 2007)
Security forces struggle to hold the line, Maria Abi-Habib (24 January 2007)
Siniora Cabinet girds for rough ride as opposition launches general strike, Rym Ghazal (23 January 2007)
People's Revolt in Lebanon, Mohamad Bazzi (16 January 2007)
Which Way Lies Democracy, Roxana Saberi (15 January 2007)
Selectively Terrified, Mary Foster (13 January 2007)
The Manichean Middle East of Mark MacKinnon, Stefan Christoff and Dru Oja Jay (3 January 2007)
Lebanon Destroyed, Destabilised, Desperate for Change, Dahr Jamail (31 December 2006)
We All Want to Live!, Samah Idriss (27 December 2006)
Lebanon at a tripwire, International Crisis Group, (21 December 2006)
Mounting crises in escalating chaos, Hasan Abu Nimah (6 December 2006)
Diaries
The Cedar Revolution Goes SouthTrish Schuh writing from Beirut (24 January 2007)
Strike or Riot?, Dr. Marcy Newman writing from Beirut (24 January 2007)
I love life ... with dignity, Mayssoun Sukarieh writing from Beirut (15 January 2007)
Diverse allies in Lebanon, Maria Abi-Habib writing from Beirut (14 January 2007)
We love life whenever we can, Mayssoun Sukarieh writing from Beirut (8 January 2007)
The cradle of revolution, Samia A. Halaby writing from Beirut (11 December 2006)
Sowing the seeds of tomorrow's violence, Sami Hermez writing from Beirut (7 December 2006)
Historic Days in Beirut and a White Rose, Samia A. Halaby writing from Beirut (6 December 2006)
We, Nahnu, Dr. Marcy Newman writing from Beirut (4 December 2006)
From Hamra to Dahye, Samia A. Halaby writing from Beirut (4 December 2006)
International Reaction
Arriving in Lebanon, Ban Ki-moon says dialogue is key to national unity, UN News (29 March 2007)
Israel Watchful of Hezbollah Moves, Peter Hirschberg (15 December 2006)
Montreal Organizations Call for Fair Coverage of Mass Protests in Lebanon, Tadamon! Montreal (15 December 2006)
Noting progress in Lebanon, Security Council warns of threats and challenges, UN News (12 December 2006)
Amnesty: Need for responsible leadership and comprehensive approach, Amnesty International (4 December 2006)
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