During the last couple of weeks, I've engaged more than ever with all sorts of people from different political and religious backgrounds in Lebanon. Most of the topics I usually share on the blog are fun or socio-economical and I've always try to stay away from politics, but one cannot ignore a revolution taking place in his country. If anything, the best thing to do is embrace it, support it and more importantly try to…

After nearly two weeks of protests, PM Hariri has finally announced his resignation today. A couple of hours before his speech, thugs attacked peaceful protesters in Riad el Solh and Martyrs Square injuring elderly and women and setting tents on fire. Neither the cops nor the army did much to stop them this time, but the whole world saw their true face. The square was cleaned up quickly, tents rebuilt in no time and more…

Tomorrow will mark two weeks since the revolution has started and the government hasn't resigned yet. We're still not sure if they're even considering forming a new cabinet or they're simply stalling till the protesters get bored, but time is against everyone at this point, and Salameh's appeal to find a quick solution sums up how critical the situation is. Why isn't the government resigning? Who's blocking the formation of a new government? Are they…