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Lebanon, How It Originated, Conflicts, Term Paper

In 1989 they subscribed, along with other Lebanese parties, the Taif agreement, which would begin the end of the civil war. Finally, in 2000, Israel retired all the troops from the south of Lebanon, under the international border. Since the beginning of the conflicts many governments have tried to stabilize the political as well as the social situation of the country. The insecurity this situation placed in the minds of its inhabitants has left a visible scar in the way the different communities still see each other. All those different governments have tried to reconstruct the country since the war ended, but failed to alleviate the situation. Syrian continued to operate in the internal politics and Israel continued to harass...

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Harris William W. Faces of Lebanon: Sects, Wars, and Global Extensions, Princeton Series on the Middle East, 1997

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Picard, Elizabeth Lebanon: A Shattered Country: Myths and Realities of the Wars in Lebanon, Revised Edition, 2002

Shedai Nadim, Mills Dana Haffar Lebanon: a history of conflict, New York I.B. Tauris Publishers, 1988
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