By Eyad Jamaleddine, Ya Libnan Volunteer Rejoice fellow Lebanese, last Friday we witnessed the formation of a new government, the deployment of our troops along the Shebaa farm lines and a milestone in cooperation between all factions within our country.

By Hamza Hendawi Aita al-Shaab - In this dusty village on the front lines of Israel's 2006 war with Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed guerrilla group looks as strong as ever

Beirut- The focus in Lebanon is shifting to the prisoner swap between Israel and Hezbollah. Israeli officials readied five Hezbollah prisoners, including Samir Quntar, for Wednesday's planned exchange, the Jerusalem Post reported. On the other hand Israeli Prime Minister

Beirut/ Paris- Syria and Lebanon have agreed to establish diplomatic ties for the first time since their independence in the 1940s, French President Nicolas Sarkozy announced Saturday on the sidelines of the Summit of the Union for the Mediterranean