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Lebanon fault lines

Jun 10th, 2008 by MESH

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The clashes in Lebanon last month revealed the underlying fault lines within the country. These two maps, prepared by Lebanon-Support, are useful references to where they run.

The first one (thumbnail, left below) marks open roads, closed roads, and the sites of clashes in Beirut as of May 14. It does not specify the parties involved in the closures or clashes. The second one (thumbnail, right below) is a map of all Lebanon, showing the disposition of Lebanon’s sects and the sites of clashes throughout the country, as of May 10. Click on thumbnails to view the maps. (They may take a few moments to load.)

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