Archive for September, 2007
Unlocking the iPhone in Lebanon is a hassle, the innercircle community has unlocked and made it simple for the average user to use the full potential of their iPhone in Lebanon.
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Tags: 2.0, 2G, 3.0, 3G, alpha, GSM, iPad, iPhone, iPhone 5, jailbreak, Lebanon, mtc, mtc touch, phone, smart, unlock, version, WAP
– Now! Lebanon Staff Lebanon’s parliament postponed Tuesday’s crucial session to elect a new president until October 23, an official told AFP. “The session has been adjourned to October 23 at 10:00 a.m. (0800 GMT),” a spokesman for parliament Speaker Nabih Berri said. Both March 14 and opposition MPs arrived at the parliament building, but […]
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Syrian MiG goes down near Israel
Israel scrambled its air force after spotting a Syrian warplane approaching the Golan Heights. A Syrian jet, believed to be a MiG-21, was tracked by Israeli radar Saturday as it flew toward the Golan and suddenly disappeared. Suspecting a possible covert attack, Israel dispatched two warplanes to the Golan, but they were recalled after no […]
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Tags: Golan, Heights, Israel, MiG-21, Syria
The Lebanese parliament was held today for the first time in ten months. At the top of discussions, before the heated debate of the Presidency, was to get an official statement from the parliament on what has really happened to the Lebanese National Army and Fatah al Islam in northern Lebanon in May of 2007. […]
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The inner circle has learned that a strategy has been set by ‘several‘ international observers, which was confirmed by the Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berri and MP Amin Gemayel and have coordinated amoung each others the steps to be taken for the presidencial ‘debate’ which starts on Tuesday, September the 25th, 2007. The scenario will […]
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Tags: Elections, Gemayel, Lebanese, Lebanon, Parliament, President, Presidential
Hezbollah condemned the killing of Antoine Ghanem. Nabih Berri, speaker of parliament, is set to meet Maronite Cardinal Nasrallah Sfeir this Friday. With the narrow days ahead, the Lebanese Inner Circle doubts very much there will be elections to replace Antoine Ghanem before the presidential ‘debate’. So the current situation is laid out as the […]
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Antoine Ghanem got back just two days ago from the UAE. A booby trapped Mercedes was exploded in the Sin el Fil residential area today, seven people dead in total and 20 wounded. Walid Jumblat was the first to say it was Antoine Ghanem that was at the scene (source: Al Jazeera International). The March […]
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Khalass – and many more…
This famous word uttered by the French Minister of Foreign Affairs Bernard Kouchner at Saint Cloud, sparked a movement among Lebanese that are in fact fed up of the political stalemate between one group over the other, hence the word ‘Khallas‘. The Khalas campaign which is made up of the social fabric of everyday Lebanese, […]
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Ramadan Kareem to All Lebanese
The Inner Circle, with it’s wide radius, would like to wish All Lebanese and Muslims in particular a Ramadan Moubarak. May this month bring reflection and peace to our minds and a bright outlook for our Nation. The following would be an addition to todays’ post in which I found amusing. It is a commercial […]
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The Lebanese Inner Circle learned that the current wealthiest man in the world, modest Lebanese Expatriate Carlos Slim Helu is to receive document from Michel Eddé to invest in his root southern village of Jezzine. The idea is to purchase massive real estate in order to block the continuous Shiite perimeter in which the government […]
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Tags: Carlos Slim Helu, Lebanon, real estate
The Lebanese army has set the example to all local refugee camps - Today in Lebanese history, the army marched out proudly from the rubble of Nahr el-Bared with a sense of accomplishment. The Lebanese goverment ‘claimed’ that 222 Fatah al Islam soldiers were killed and 202 others were captured. The inner circle in it’s wide radius congradulates the […]
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