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Widely praised as the definitive history of Beirut, this is the story of a city that has stood at the crossroads of Mediterranean civilization for more than four thousand years. The last major work completed by Samir Kassir before his tragic death in 2005, Beirut is a tour de force that takes the reader from the ancient to the modern world, offering a dazzling panorama of the city's Seleucid, Roman, Arab, Ottoman, and French incarnations. Kassir vividly describes Beirut's spectacular growth in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, concentrating on its emergence after the Second World War as a cosmopolitan capital until its near destruction during the devastating Lebanese civil war of 1975-1990. Generously illustrated and eloquently written, Beirut illuminates contemporary issues of modernity and democracy while at the same time memorably recreating the atmosphere of one of the world's most picturesque, dynamic, and resilient cities.

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Beirut is a sparkling, velvety and soft scent that mingles on the streets of Beirut with the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean. The top notes combine the sweet spice scent and floral notes of pink pepper, nutmeg, sage and clove. In the middle notes, the floral scent of velvety rose petals is enriched with multi-layered notes of saffron, mimosa, osmanthus and vetiver. The earthy notes of sandalwood and amber come together with the sweet elegance of white musk and vanilla. How to use Wash gently over your skin until cleansed & dry. Follow with the Beirut Hand & Body Lotion. Massage the lotion over hands, body.

Beirut is a sparkling, velvety and soft scent that mingles on the streets of Beirut with the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean. The top notes combine the sweet spice scent and floral notes of pink pepper, nutmeg, sage and clove. In the middle notes, the floral scent of velvety rose petals is enriched with multi-layered notes of saffron, mimosa, osmanthus and vetiver. The earthy notes of sandalwood and amber come together with the sweet elegance of white musk and vanilla. How to use Wet your hands with clean, running water, turn off the tap, and apply soap. Lather your hands by rubbing them together with the soap. Lather the backs of your hands, between your fingers, and under your nails. Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds.

Beirut is a sparkling, velvety and soft scent that mingles on the streets of Beirut with the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean. The top notes combine the sweet spice scent and floral notes of pink pepper, nutmeg, sage and clove. In the middle notes, the floral scent of velvety rose petals is enriched with multi-layered notes of saffron, mimosa, osmanthus and vetiver. The earthy notes of sandalwood and amber come together with the sweet elegance of white musk and vanilla. How to use WoodWick transforms the space into a different ambiance with its special crackling sound. It has an average burning time of 60 hours. Candle wax has a memory. This means that your candle remembers where it is burnt up to on that first burn and will only ever burn up to the point it was last extinguished. This is why the first burn is the most important. Lit the kindling in the center at least for one hour to ensure its memory. Blown candle can be relit after an hour. Warnings: Keep away from the reach of children. Wash with plenty amount of water consult your phsycian if a side effect occurs. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not apply on wounded, allergic or irritated skin. For external use only. Keep away from flammable sources. Blow out after use.

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A long-time citizen of Beirut describes life for the Lebanese both under seige and during moments of relative, although uncertain, peace

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Delicious Comfort Food Dishes Inspired by an Immigrant’s Story of SuccessToday, Mike’s City Diner is the destination for foodies from all over the world, but it didn’t always used to be this way. Jay Hajj was born in Beirut and came to Boston to flee the violence of the Lebanese Civil War. Packed with mouth-watering recipes and inspiring stories of perseverance and success, this cookbook highlights the turning points in Jay’s career and the food that defines them. Spanning decades of his life, Beirut to Boston includes the Southern-style breakfast that stole Bill Clinton’s heart, Guy Fieri’s favorite Thanksgiving sandwich, Ming Tsai’s special hummus recipe and the pâté of wartime reinvented. Combining his old-world techniques for traditional Lebanese dishes with his approach to modern American dishes, Jay showcases comfort food with unique and enticing flavors. Every page starts with an incredible story of struggle and triumph, and ends with what Jay Hajj is known best for: one-of-a-kind American food inspired by his Lebanese upbringing.

This is the story of Dr Ang Swee Chai, a Penang-born orthopaedic surgeon, and her flight to war-torn Lebanon in 1982 to treat the wounded and dying. This new edition, twenty years after the Zionist terrorism in Shabra and Shatila which killed thousands of Palestinian civilians, is a tribute to the ongoing struggle against Zionist occupation in the Holy Lands.

A diary of the 2006 war in Lebanon told in drawings, comics and prose.Beirut Won’t Cry shows us how an artist views the world and everything in it ― his relationships, his family, and his creative pursuits ― as it violently crumbles around him. Both historically vital and hilarious, Beirut Won’t Cry introduces Mazen Kerbaj’s unique voice and urgent pen to an American audience for the very first time, teaching readers how to carry on and resist in times of war and oppression.

A new edition of the widely acclaimed account of the civilian experience of fifteen years of war in Beirut- "a profound, heartbreaking book" (Los Angeles Times Book Review), "an impassioned cry against indifference" (New York Times Book Review), "a work ringing with truth and insight" (Arab Book World)-now with an Afterword about the postwar years. A New York Times Book Review Notable Book An intensely personal yet timelessly crafted portrait of life in a worn-torn city, Beirut Fragments spans the years of the civil war in Lebanon, 1975-1990. When thousands fled, Jean Said Makdisi chose to stay. She raised three sons, taught English and Humanities at Beirut University College-and she wrote. She records the breakdown of society and the physical destruction of Beirut, the massacres of Sabra and Shatila, the Israeli Invasion, everyday acts of terrorism, the struggle to maintain ordinary routines amid chaos, and the incredible spirit of a people. A Palestinian, a Christian, a woman who has lived in Jerusalem, Cairo, the United States, and Beirut, Jean Said Makdisi uses the migrations of her own life as a paradigm which helps elucidate many of the conflicts in the region. The new afterword covers the postwars years, from the last ceasefire to the present day.

Photographs show the people of Beirut and everyday life in wartorn city, and are accompanied by a discussion of the history of the region

Paperback. An insider's account of true espionage, intrigue and conspiracy in the post-war Middle East, which reads like a Bond-esque thriller. Spies, journalists, politicians, tycoons, would-be assassins and oil sheiks mingle in the luxurious St George Hotel bar, the cosmopolitan centre of Beirut. From the 1950's through to its destruction in 1975 due to civil war, the plots, deals, and stories that came out of this famous hotel and its beachside bar make fascinating reading, featuring famous names as Kim Philby, Miles Copeland, Wilbur Crane and James Russell Barracks. Many incidents which went on to shape Middle Eastern history are related here, the plan to restore the monarchy in Baghdad, an attempt to overthrow King Hussein and the assassination of a Syrian president. In Beirut Spy, Said Aburish examines the plots and counterplots, stretching over a quarter of a century. The St George Hotel Bar. In Beirut Spy, Said Aburish gives an insiders account of true espionage, intrigue and conspiracy in the post-war Middle East, which reads like a Bond-esque thriller. Spies, journalists, politicians, would-be assassins and oil sheiks mingle in the luxurious St George Hotel bar, the cosmopolitan centre of Beirut. From the 1950s through to its destruction in 1975 due to civil war, the plots, deals, and stories that came out of this famous hotel and its beachside bar make fascinating reading, featuring famous names as Kim Philby, Miles Copeland and James Russell Barracks. Many incidents which went on to shape Middle Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

From the New York Times bestselling coauthors of Under Fire--the riveting story of the kidnapping and murder of CIA Station Chief William Buckley.After a deadly terrorist bombing at the American embassy in Lebanon in 1983, only one man inside the CIA possessed the courage and skills to rebuild the networks destroyed in the blast: William Buckley. But the new Beirut station chief quickly became the target of a young terrorist named Imad Mughniyeh.Beirut Rules is the pulse-by-pulse account of Buckley's abduction, torture, and murder at the hands of Hezbollah terrorists. Drawing on never-before-seen government documents as well as interviews with Buckley's co-workers, friends and family, Burton and Katz reveal how the relentless search for Buckley in the wake of his kidnapping ignited a war against terror that continues to shape the Middle East to this day.

This is the story of Dr Ang Swee Chai, a Penang-born orthopaedic surgeon, and her flight to war-torn Lebanon in 1982 to treat the wounded and dying. This book, a quarter of a century after the massacre in Sabra and Shatila which killed thousands of Palestinian civilians, is a tribute to the ongoing struggle against occupation in the Holy Lands. This 25th anniversary edition also includes the writer's reflections on the Israeli attacks on Gaza in early 2009.