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Post by Janjoon-Lebanese on Nov 21, 2006 9:44:30 GMT -5
I am so sorry to inform you : Pierre Gemayel was killed today , someone shot him in his car .  he was " æÒíÑ ÕäÇÚÉ" in Sanyora's Goverment . He is from Al Kateab Al Lobnanye ..a very effective member of the 14 March Coallation . A really great person, worked hard to improve " ÇáÕäÇÚÉ" in Lebanon ...he was the one who created " Bt7ib Lebanan ...7eb Sina3to " this is really very very very terrible ... I really don't know what to feel , it's a mixture of extreme rage and anger , extreme sorrow and sadness for such a great promising political leader ...3anjad it's terrible , I am crying , my mom is crying , even my dad has some tears ! it's enough ..khalas khalas ...how many more ? who's next ? till when ? ENOUGH |
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Post by Janjoon-Lebanese on Nov 21, 2006 9:49:28 GMT -5
he's just 34 years old ....mish 7aram !!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Post by maxell on Nov 21, 2006 9:56:08 GMT -5
They want to stop PM Sanyora government by killing 3 ministers! I want from all people living in Lebanon from north to south to put a large photo for Sanyora and wriiten down WE ARE WITH YOU to show HAZBOLLAH the real Lebanese people "THE TRUTH for Lebanon"
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Post by Janjoon-Lebanese on Nov 21, 2006 9:59:07 GMT -5
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese Christian minister Pierre Gemayel, an outspoken critic of Syria, was assassinated near Beirut on Tuesday, security sources said.
They said gunmen opened fire as his convoy drove through the Christian Sin el-Fil neighborhood. Gemayel was rushed to hospital where he later died of his wounds.
Gemayel, a member of the Christian Phalange Party and industry minister, was the son of former President Amin Gemayel.
He was an opponent of the influence in Lebanon of Syria, who many Lebanese blame for the February 2005 assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri.
Lebanon is in the throes of a political storm pitting the anti-Syrian ruling majority against the pro-Damascus opposition. The political tension threatens to spill into street confrontations.
Lebanon's Prime Minister Fouad Siniora said on Tuesday his depleted cabinet was legitimate despite the resignation of six pro-Syrian ministers, and warned that any anti-government protests could turn violent.
Pro-Syrian Hezbollah and its allies are preparing to take to the streets to topple Siniora's government, which they accuse of being allied with the United States, arguing that it has lost its legitimacy since Shi'ite Muslims are no longer represented.
The depleted cabinet last week approved draft U.N. statutes for a tribunal to try the killers of Hariri despite the resignation of six pro-Syrian ministers.
Many Lebanese blame Syria for the killing of Hariri in a suicide truck bombing last year. Damascus denies involvement. A U.N. commission investigating the assassination has implicated senior Lebanese and Syrian security officials.
Gemayel is the first anti-Syrian politician to be killed since Gebran Tueni, who was assassinated in a car bomb blast on December 12, 2005.
(Additional reporting by Tom Perry and Yara Bayoumy)
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Post by Janjoon-Lebanese on Nov 21, 2006 10:03:42 GMT -5
They want to stop PM Sanyora government by killing 3 ministers! I want from all people living in Lebanon from north to south to put a large photo for Sanyora and wriiten down WE ARE WITH YOU to show HAZBOLLAH the real Lebanese people "THE TRUTH for Lebanon" in beirut , they have large pictures of Sanyora : " al 7okma bakiya bakiya bakiya : ÇáÍßæãÉ ÈÇÞíÉ ÈÇÞíÉ ÈÇÞíÉ " Maxell , the problem is whatever we do they will still kill our leades, they don't have limits ..death and murder is easy for them ...BUT WE WILL CONTINUE !! |
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Post by maxell on Nov 21, 2006 10:05:04 GMT -5
Thanks Janjoon and this news from cnn.com Lebanese Christian politician killed   BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -- Prominent anti-Syrian Christian politician Pierre Gemayel was assassinated in a suburb of Beirut on Tuesday, his Phalange Party radio station and Lebanon's official news agency reported. His fatal shooting will certainly heighten the political tension in Lebanon, where the leading Muslim Shiite party Hezbollah has threatened to topple the government if he does not get a bigger say in Cabinet decision making. Witnesses said Gemayel was shot in his car in Jdeideh, a Christian neighborhood, his constituency on the northern edge of Beirut. Gemayel was rushed to a nearby hospital, according to the Lebanese Broadcasting Corp. and the Voice of Lebanon, the Phalange Party mouthpiece. The party radio later said he was dead, as did the National News Agency. Saad Hariri, leader of the anti-Syrian parliamentary majority, broke off a televised news conference after hearing that Gemayel had been shot. Gemayel, the minister of industry and son of former President Amin Gemayel, was a supporter of the anti-Syrian parliamentary majority, which is locked in a power struggle with pro-Syrian factions led by Hezbollah. He was named for his grandfather, who founded the Phalange Party in 1936 to exert Christian power in Lebanon. It dominated Christian politics for decades after Lebanon's independence from France in 1943. During the civil war, the Phalange had the largest Christian militia that fought Muslim forces and Palestinian guerrillas. The death of the senior Pierre Gemayel in 1983, the shrinking Christian community and internal dissent have seriously weakened the party, which could not get its own leader elected to parliament in 2000. Amin Gemayel served as Lebanon's president from 1982 to 1988. He was elected by parliament after the assassination of his brother, Bashir, who was chosen president but was killed a few days before he was to take office. We don't need Mogaomat Hsabollah al KHAENA GO TO SYRIA and fight from there (Lebanon for Lebanese only) WE WANT THE TRUTH |
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Post by Janjoon-Lebanese on Nov 21, 2006 10:05:06 GMT -5
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Post by maxell on Nov 21, 2006 10:11:20 GMT -5
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Post by Janjoon-Lebanese on Nov 21, 2006 10:12:21 GMT -5
Saad Rafic Hariri 's Reaction :
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Post by Janjoon-Lebanese on Nov 21, 2006 10:14:35 GMT -5
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Post by Janjoon-Lebanese on Nov 21, 2006 10:27:57 GMT -5
John Bolton (Spokesman of the UN): "this is another reason for the tribunal... we support the Seniora Government and all democratic powers in Lebanon..."
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Post by Janjoon-Lebanese on Nov 21, 2006 10:50:32 GMT -5
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Source: LBCI
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Post by Janjoon-Lebanese on Nov 21, 2006 10:51:00 GMT -5
Timeline: Assassinations in Lebanon
Several Lebanese politicians and members of the media, mostly those who are anti-Syrian, have been murdered or suffered assassination attempts since the killing of former prime minister Rafik Hariri in February 2005.
June 2, 2005: Anti-Syrian journalist and activist Samir Kassir is killed by a bomb placed under his car.
June 21, 2005: Anti-Syrian politician George Hawi, former Communist Party leader, is killed by a bomb placed under his car.
July 12, 2005: Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Elias Murr survives car bombing in north Beirut. Although pro-Syrian, Murr later says he had been threatened by Syrian intelligence chief in Lebanon.
September 25, 2005: Prominent anchorwoman May Chidiac of the leading anti-Syrian TV station LBC loses an arm and a leg from a bomb placed under her car.
December 12, 2005: Gibran Tueni, prominent anti-Syrian newspaper editor and lawmaker, is killed in a car bomb that destroys his vehicle.
November 21, 2006: Pierre Gemayel, the industry minister and a prominent Christian politician, is shot to death by gunmen in a Beirut suburb
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Post by Janjoon-Lebanese on Nov 21, 2006 11:16:12 GMT -5
 This is an OLD picture of Amine Gemayel , and his son Pierre Amine Gemayel. He is the Head of Al Kateb party , and he is the former president of Lebanon . |
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