r/lebanon • u/FeistyAlbatross4636 • 7h ago
r/lebanon • u/Standard_Ad7704 • 1d ago
Politics Who would've guessed! We instead have the traka 3ala Allah certification
r/lebanon • u/CrazySoulx • 1d ago
Help / Question Selling my laptop
What is the best place to sell my gaming laptop?
Help / Question CME Company Review
Hey guys, so I got an interview with CME for a project coordinator role and can't find too much details about this role specifically, mostly found for SWEs. I hear the work environment is good from my friend, but would love to know more about it from someone who is working or worked there.
Its also a remote job, but will they require me to be in Lebanon or can I be anywhere? Also if anyone would know about their salary ranges for such a role, that would be great👀
r/lebanon • u/AlexanderImperium • 1d ago
Politics Genuine question, why is Lebanon so divided?
I've come to realize how corrupt, disgusting, and terrible Lebanon is when it comes to the Government, and proxy-groups.
For reference, I'm an adult, and a university student, and I've heard a many great deal of things such as proxy-group posters being set up in university campuses without permission, spreading propaganda, and whatnot.
What I don't understand is how can people actually see this, and accept it? How can one witness a proxy-group spread propaganda around teenagers asking them to participate in a war?
And I won't act like I support these proxy-groups as well. This extends to the Nabih Berri's Amal group, and Hezbollah. I get some people possess hatred towards Israel, but that hatred literally fuels infighting and discourse. When the Palestine-Israel conflict had begun, we weren't targeted; once the proxy-groups began firing missiles, it was only then that Israel had begun their second advancement into the Southern Territories of Lebanon.
Majority of the influence these proxy-groups hold are primarily over individuals that are not wealthy, basically, they possess influence over the poor. I am not wrong.
Lebanon won't change so long as the people refuse to actually acknowledge that the problems start with the people they inherently support that are so backwards and criminal. The country being divided amongst sectarian groups is also primarily one of the reasons Lebanon is facing a terrible recession. The Lebanese Constitution needs to be changed in my opinion, but before that, the government itself requires an in-depth and thorough change.
You can consider this radical, but what's truly radical is that the proxy-group that intends to 'Free Lebanon' had promised to kill those who oppose their movement.
There is a difference between politically good, and politically bad.
The civil war played a big part in what Lebanon has ultimately become, allowing countries like Iran to imbed their proxy-groups into deep parts of Lebanon's political framework, inherently causing the country to enter a sectarian-division.
This is further proven by how racist Lebanon has become, how religiously racist the country has also become. You can be a Muslim, or a Christian and still face racism from those of your own sect.
Shiia's and Sunni's are constantly at odd's with one another, but why? There's literally no point. Christians and Muslims are at odd's with one another, but why? There's no point, likewise with the Druze.
My point is, and no matter how you view it - is the truth. The country's division primarily stems from political interference from other Middle Eastern countries, namely Iran, who spreads their ideology in a light that completely fabricates their entire goals into something that feels righteous.
It's right to judge the conflict between Palestine and Israel, but that doesn't mean dragging separate countries you've got under your hands into the conflict when you could do it yourself.
You might not like the sound of this, but Lebanon is more of a puppet state than it's own indigenous country. Our politics are backed by separate countries, proxy-groups target children and teenagers, and people are killed for simply holding a different belief than others.
r/lebanon • u/Difenflex • 1d ago
Discussion Share with me some of your own business/projects success stories. I need motivation to start my own thing
Long story short I have a family to feed and my salary is not even enough to cover rent + eelctricity + benzin + basic life needs.
I have many ideas, some of them where I have a lot of experience, but I lack the time and energy to work on them.
I thought by maybe sharing success stories we can get motivation spark from each other and do that thing we have been delaying
r/lebanon • u/slowdownbabyy • 1d ago
Help / Question Who markets for spinneys?
Does anyone know who’s the marketing agency of spinneys?
Looking for top tier marketers with experience in luxury products.
If you know please share. If you are one, please share your portfolio.
r/lebanon • u/Projkt88 • 1d ago
Help / Question Probably buying a new car tomorrow. What to look out for? What should I expect from the dealer, and how can I not get ripped off?
TIA
r/lebanon • u/Space_Majestic • 1d ago
Help / Question Tiziana Terenzi perfume - Where to buy in Beirut?
r/lebanon • u/throwawaynomade • 1d ago
Help / Question Any Lebanese banks or apps still offer free lounge access?
Suyool used to provide it but they discontinued it
r/lebanon • u/Complete-Definition4 • 2d ago
Dubious Source (not so reliable) Hezbollah Told to Prepare for ‘Imminent’ War
According to the Emirati news website Iram News, Iran is mobilizing its regional terrorist proxies and preparing them for a possible escalation of hostilities with Israel and the United States.
Unlike in the previous conflict, Hezbollah is reportedly preparing to adopt a decentralized combat system that would allow its forces on the ground to operate independently, even if Israeli strikes its senior leadership or cuts communication with central command.
Preparing for a possible escalation, the Iranian regime is not just funding its proxies and supplying weapons but also overseeing their military reconstruction and coordinating their readiness to ensure they can continue operating even if Iran’s senior leadership and military infrastructure come under attack, preventing a crippling blow to Tehran’s regional network.
Even with these efforts, experts note that Hezbollah has not necessarily regained its former military capabilities or its ability to shift the balance of power in the region. Rather, the move toward decentralized command is an attempt to address weaknesses exposed by Israeli operations.
r/lebanon • u/Equivalent_Variety57 • 1d ago
Help / Question Data Science / AI Engineering opportunities
I might get bashed for this I know this question might be asked 20 times a week.
I was wondering if anyone knew any companies that hire freshers or interns for a fresh grad without any wasta since I can’t seem to find one. I’m seeing lots of people joining CMA CGM as interns in these roles but no openings so I assume they have referrals.
Any advice would be helpful thanks.
r/lebanon • u/SoftNoXOXO • 1d ago
Help / Question Amhaz customs SMS ?
Hello everyone,
I recently bought an iPhone 18 pro from amhaz and I got the sms saying custom fees are not paid, you have 90 days etc. I heard thats it’s normal to receive the sms but they do pay the customs on it. Has anyone had a similar experience ?
r/lebanon • u/mzaouar • 1d ago
Help / Question Proper internet provider in the Ajaltoun area?
Hey there,
I've been running on a shitty DSL connection for years, but due to the poor quality of the line (confirmed by OGERO technicians and "centrale" on multiple occasions), I can't seem to get more than 1-2mbps on a good day.
Can anyone suggest an alternative internet provider? This is getting out of hand.
Help / Question Jomrok on Iphone 15 pro esim
Hello everyone,
Does anyone know what the jomrok on a 256gb iphone 15 pro would be these days. The device has never been used with a Lebanese sim card what would the duration to pay jomrok be?
r/lebanon • u/Objective-North-7671 • 1d ago
Help / Question Question to drivers
Ade akhadet maakon wa2et ta serto mertehin bel swe2a ?
Im a new driver, still learning maa el maktab, i am slowly getting better at it but i am feeling like im still not ready/ confident
r/lebanon • u/Warm_Temperature_167 • 2d ago
Other MEA’s first A330-900 is expected to be delivered between October 23 and 30, and has completed its first test flight in TLS
Final registration expected: OD-MEH
Serial number: MSN 2136
Photo taken by CAlloing (Clement Alloing)
r/lebanon • u/sombreboi • 2d ago
Food and Cuisine Fermented Lebanese Olives
soak cracked olives in fresh water for two days to debitter them.
10% salt brine (of the water weight) with lemon slices & green chilli pepper + any aromatics of your choice.
they're ready to eat at 3-4 weeks. and can keep fermenting for up to 2-3months.
Cool fact: traditionally to measure 10% of salt, they used to put an egg in the water and keep adding salt until the egg floats since scientifically eggs float at 10%-12%.
(Fi more than a way to preserve olives, do you know other methods?)
r/lebanon • u/mohamadchalak • 1d ago
Help / Question Grade 12 - Travelling With Efedeh
Has anyone traveled to continue his studies abroad with the Grade 12 Efedh إفادة that came out this year for all students? Someone want to travel to Germany to continue his bachelor's degree there. Would they accept it?
r/lebanon • u/MediocreCharacter828 • 1d ago
Food and Cuisine Eddy's rating
I give it a 10/10. This is the best place to eat
r/lebanon • u/Fabulous-Chair449 • 1d ago
Discussion Qatar Energy potential deal before 2030 ?
I hope the new potential agreement with Qatar Energy doesn’t drag on for ages, and ideally, it should take effect immediately. Bureaucracy can be a real killer for countries.
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r/lebanon • u/SaneForCocoaPuffs • 2d ago
News Articles Hezbollah admits truck of explosives is theirs, asks for it back please
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r/lebanon • u/unofficialjawad • 2d ago
News Articles Dr food Released from Prison!
Mount Lebanon Criminal Court has ordered the release of George Dib, known as "Dr. Food," who had been detained on drug-related charges. His release follows the application of the general amnesty law published today in the Official Gazette.
Dib had stood trial on charges of manufacturing, trafficking and smuggling drugs abroad, following the seizure in 2024 of approximately 820 kilograms of cannabis concealed inside his confectionery products - Source: Political Pen
r/lebanon • u/Popular_Math_8503 • 2d ago
Food and Cuisine National shawarma day in Canada..
Happy shawarma day Lebanese Canadians.. the line ups in Ottawa are absolutely crazy.. sahtein sahtein !
