جبهة الحرية : الحرب الإقليمية إذا ما وقعت سيكون لبنان أول ضحاياها
الثلاثاء، في 13 تشرين الاول 2009
جبهة الحرية: الحملة على موقع رئاسة الجمهورية مستمرة
بيروت، في 22 تشرين الاول 2009
بيان شباب وطلاب جبهة الحرية
- Interview with the head of the Liberty Front Youth Mario El-Khoury, 8 february 2009
- Liberty Front youth and bishop Boulos Matar about 5 february 2006, 6 february 2009
- Jebha Youth dinner on 14 december 2008
- Liberty Front student statement on 27 november 2008
- Liberty Front youth action for the Iraqi Chrisitans
الاثنين 12/1/2009
ندوة جبهة الحرية عن واقع التعليم في لبنان
- Elections
- Videos
Charles Malek
Charles Malek
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4780519455008266382
In 1945, he represented Lebanon at the San Francisco conference to found the United Nations. He has served as Lebanon's ambassador to the USA (1945-55); president of the UN Economic and Social Council (1948); rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights (1947-48); Lebanon's Minister of Foreign Affairs (1956-58), Minister of National Education and Fine Arts (1956-57), and MP for the Koura region (1957-60).
He chaired the third session of the UN General Assembly's Third Committee in Paris, which drafted the text for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and, in 1951, succeeded Mrs Roosevelt as president of the Human Rights Commission. In 1958-59, he was president of the UN General Assembly's thirteenth session.
Following the outbreak of war in Lebanon in 1975, Malek helped found the Front of Freedom and Man in Lebanon, which later became the Lebanese Front.
Charles Malek about the maronites
Charles Malek: -God and Man in Contemporary Islamic Thought and -Human Rights
Resistance
Resistance Church - LF Martyrs - LF Handicapped People - LF Muslims
Lebanese detainees in Syria
Sheikh Pierre Gemayel
Sheikh Pierre Gemayel
Sheikh Pierre Gemayel, founder and leader of the Lebanese Kataeb Party.
Sheikh Pierre, as he was respectfully known, spent his life struggling for the independence and sovereignty of his country. Hardly a page of the political history of modern Lebanon has been written without his name appearing. He represents the belief in the coexistence of Muslims and Christians in one state.
In the early days of the Kataeb Party, the Party opposed both the attempts by the pan-Arabists to dominate Lebanon and the French efforts to dominate Lebanon under the mandate. Sheikh Pierre and the Kataeb Party have always believed in an independent and sovereign Lebanon free of all foreign influence.
Several times a Cabinet Minister and a member of Parliament since 1960, Sheikh Pierre has been an active leader in Lebanese politics. He was Minister of Post and Telecommunications and Minister of Health and Social Affairs. On October 11, 1978 after the 100-day war between the Lebanese resistance and the Syrian Army, he strongly denounced the Syrian occupation of Lebanon. He participated in the Geneva and Lausanne conferences for national unity in November 1983 and March 1984.
In 1976, he formed the "Lebanese Front", a political alliance of mainly Christian parties, with former President Camille Chamoun and other Christian leaders.
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