An independent firm, the International Crisis Group (ICG) published yesterday an in depth and balanced report on the current situation on the Christians in Lebanon. It’s a good read. Not your usual know it information. It had many information and historical background on each of the major Christian movements as they re-emerged in 2005, and have each played a role in the political life.The document focuses mainly on what the situation will turn out for the Lebanese 2009 elections, which will be mainly be played in the Christian arena.
I strongly encourage the interested to read it, its in PDF format, or if you do not have PDF, and prefer the plain Word format. Special thanks to: Eiffel.
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Tags: aoun, Geagea, Gemayel, ICG, International Crisis Group, Lebanese Christians
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