Posted By
Mark M
Mar 29, 2011 02:15
Whenever I am in Lebanon I like going up towards Faraya and having lunch at Al Arzal. The past few times I've been there though the food wasn't as good and the fact that they don't have tabbouleh which I've suddenly fallen in love with after 30 years of hating it meant I needed to find a new place. I wanted to try Al Balad in Faqra but they close during the winter so we…
Posted By
Najib
Mar 29, 2011 12:52
There appears to be some good news regarding the kidnapped Estonian tourists in the Beqaa. Special Army & ISF Units are closing in on their location and apparently have found out where they are being held. According to news agency AFP, Lebanese security forces have identified their location and are being guided there by non-Lebanese individuals. Let us hope that the tourists and our security forces get out of this mess safely.
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