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Israel Strikes Lebanon and Gaza After Rocket Attack

The Israeli military has targeted units of the militant group Hamas in parts of southern Lebanon and the Gaza Strip with air strikes, following a rocket attack that struck Israel on Thursday. Israel has said that the military operation was...

Greeks in Lebanon Devasted after Beirut Apocalypse

Greeks in Lebanon have suffered -and are still sufering greatly- after the Beirut blast. A new film by journalist George Eid, who is part of the Greek community of Beirut, Lebanon, portrays the devastating effects of the August 4,...

Lebanon To Go Into Coronavirus Lockdown for Two Weeks

  The beleaguered nation of Lebanon must be put into lockdown for two weeks because of the huge spike in the number of coronavirus infections in the country, according to a statement from the caretaker health minister on Monday. After half...

Greece Offers Restoration Expertise to Lebanon for Monuments Destroyed in Explosion

  The Culture and Sports Ministry of Greece has offered Lebanon help with the necessary restoration work in museums and monuments in their capital city of Beirut following last week's deadly explosion at the port, according to a statement released...

Greek Musician Yanni to Convey Message of Peace in Lebanon Concerts

Internationally-renowned Greek musician Yanni Chryssomallis is set to perform on Tuesday at Beirut, Lebonon's waterfront performance venue. Yanni said on Monday through the Xinhua News Agency that he aims to convey a message of peace and tolerance by playing...

Historic City of Byblos, Lebanon to Host Greek Festival This Summer

Lebanon will host a Greek festival in the ancient coastal city of Byblos in June, the first such event ever held in the country, festival organizers announced on Tuesday. "This is the first time that Lebanon hosts such a big...

Lucky, an Abused Turtle, to be Sent From Lebanon to Greece for Treatment

A sea turtle that was abused on a Lebanon beach on June 14 is miraculously recovering and will be sent to Greece for further treatment when he is able to withstand travel. The Loggerhead sea turtle (caretta caretta) is an endangered species as their population...

Lebanon: Protests over Attack on Greek Orthodox Priest’s Library

Hundreds of Lebanese people rioted on the streets of Tripoli, northern Lebanon on Saturday, January 4 protesting over the torching of a historic library owned by a Greek Orthodox priest. The protestors held up banners that read "Tripoli, peaceful town"...

Greek Patriarch in Lebanon Pursues Unity of Orthodox Antioch

Greek Orthodox Patriarch Ignatius IV Hazim stressed Thursday the significance of unity of the Orthodox Antioch Church in Lebanon, Syria, the Levant, and the diaspora in order to confront challenges facing the community. Speaking at the Orthodox Antioch Conclave which...

Greek Film Festival in Lebanon

Under the joint patronage of the Ministry of Culture of Lebanon and the Embassy of Greece in Beirut, Lebanon, the 4th Greek Film Festival will begin on Thursday. Organized by the League of Lebanese Graduates from Greek Universities (LLGGU) in...

Lebanon: Greek Embassy donates books on art, culture, archeology

The Greek Embassy donated to AUB 19 books on Greek art, archeology, and civilization, during a visit by Greek Ambassador Panos Kalogeropoulos (photo) on July 27, 2010. "Everyone knows the benefits AUB has brought to the life and culture of...

Photography Exhibition «Salonique! Ca va?» in Lebanon

The Thessaloniki Museum of Photography in collaboration with the French Institute of Thessaloniki organized an exhibition titled "Salonique! Ca va? One century, one school, one mission. Photographic journeys 1906-2006." With the support of the Embassy of Greece in Beirut,...

Fears Grow of an Imminent Attack by Iran on Israel

Fears are growing that Iran could hit Israel with missiles or drones in the next few days in apparent retaliation for the Israeli bombing of an Iranian consular building in Damascus on 1 April, which killed a top Islamic...

Why is the Ancient Greek City of Antioch Special to Indians?

Indians have a special connection with the ancient city of Antioch. The city, now part of Turkey, was renamed Antakya but their connection with it is fleeting at best when compared to the Greeks and Syrians, taking a chronological...