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.ONLINE EDITION Home |Archives |Contact Us |Feedback |Advertise |Links |About Us March/April 2006In this issue:NewsEditorialsOp-EdFeaturesHistory amp; CultureLight NewsYouth NewsSupplement--webbot botSaveResults s-email-formatTEXT/PRE b-email-label-fieldsTRUE s-builtin-fields u-confirmation-urlwww.alternative-online.org s-email-addressfeedback alternative-online.org startspan ----webbot botSaveResults endspan i-checksum43374 --Subscribe NowWelcome to Alternative Online edition.. March/April 2006: Region reaches stalemate. Democratic Left remembers Samir Kassir on Feb 14. As he runs for president, Aoun praises sectarianism. Siniora in tears as he recalls days of life-long companion. To all leftists: Let?s discuss Rafik Hariri. Oscar-nominated film gives bombers new look. Is Star Academy modernizing IslamRegion reaches stalemateUntil the time Alternative went to press, the Middle East was as volatile as ever. In Iraq, the situation deteriorated with the bombing of two Shiite shrines that provoked wide Shiite protests and retaliation against Sunni mosques and civilians. The Shiite anger never reached such levels even when terrorism had killed scores of them .Full StoryNEWS amp; REPORTSDemocratic Left remembers Samir Kassir on Feb. 14The Democratic Left Movement (DLM) had additional reasons to participate in the Feb. 14 first annual commemoration of the Rafik Hariri assassination, according to DLM members.As he runs for president, Aoun praises sectarianismKesrouan MP Michel Aoun presented yet another one of his interviews in which he reiterated his candidacy for Lebanon?s presidency describing himself as Lebanon?s sole Christian leader.Siniora in tears as he recalls days of life-long companion?I chose to speak in AUB because it has the youth and because the martyr was always interested in education,? said Prime Minister Fouad Siniora during a commemoration event of late Premier Rafik Hariri?s assassination.back to topEDITORIALSDemocracyThe Lebanese democracy looks absurd. Numbers in a rally do not count. If they do, estimates vary between 200,000 and one million. In both cases, they mean nothing to some groups. A parliamentary majority does not rule and is always under attack from other groups that it does not represent a majority.What?s wrong with IslamA suicide bomber on Tuesday killed 27 innocent Iraqi shoppers at a crowded market. The news was broadcast on most TVs across the Arab region as people went around with their lives as normal.back to topOp-EdAn Uprising within the Uprisingby Samir KassirPerhaps the local Lebanese need to be distanced from the routine of following the daily events in order to sense the thirst for answers that is mostly felt by those Lebanese living abroad and thus realize the missing angles of this historical moment and become concerned about how to achieve its full potential.Be realby Kamal Sanjakdar (BEIRUT)It is true that the confessional system and the weak position of Lebanon in the region always open doors for cr
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