US EditionMahfoud: March 14 drew the thesis of the Lebanese idea and let's not forget the martyrs of the liberation of Lebanon
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The head of the “Movement for Change” party, Eli Mahfoud, said in a statement: “March 14 is not just a anniversary and its importance lies not only in the million recorded by the Lebanese in a national precedent. Say its equivalent. This date has shaped the thesis of the Lebanese idea, which consists of integrated Christian-Islamic-Druze, which is the source of the strength of Lebanon, the homeland of God on earth. Let us not forget every fallen…
Caroline Akoum wrote in Asharq Al-Awsat: Twenty years after what became known in Lebanon as the “March 14 Uprising,” now known as the “Cedar Revolution,” and its slogans raised by Lebanese groups opposed to Hezbollah and the Syrian regime’s presence in Lebanon from Martyrs’ Square in downtown Beirut, the outlines of the dream have begun to come true. This dream, summed up by these forces in slogans based on “Lebanon First” and “Freedom, Sovereig…
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