LBN320048

Village Name: 
Furn ech Chebak
Last modified: 
Saturday, October 26, 2013 - 22:04
Caza: 
Baabda
Local Name: 
Forn El-Chobbek
Title Actors/Parties Involved Description Date of incident Death toll Number of Injured Sources of Conflict Security Incident Category
March in Beirut Lebanese Civilians

نظمت حملتا "بدنا نحاسب" و"الشعب يريد اصلاح النظام"، مسيرة للمطالبة ب"كشف ملفات الفساد"، خصوصا ملف "سوكلين"، انطلقت من أمام قصر العدل باتجاه فرن الشباك، وصولا إلى جسر جامعة الحكمة، بمواكبة قوى الأمن الداخلي.

وتخللت المسيرة كلمات حثت القضاءعلى قيامه بالدور المطلوب، من خلال رصد الفساد والبقاء نزيها لحصن الدولة العادلة.
http://mtv.com.lb/News/Local/589131/%D9%85%D8%B3%D9%8A%D8%B1%D8%A9_%D9%8...

 Saturday, April 23, 2016 0persons 0persons Collective Action [inc. protests, solidarity movements...]
Protest in Furn El Chebbak Lebanese Civilians

On 18 Mar 16, at 1700hrs, a protest called for by the “Gathering of Lawyers & the Committee for Tenants” was held near the Big Sale store in Furn El Chebbak to demand a stop to the new tenant law.
http://nna-leb.gov.lb/ar/show-news/212471/nna-leb.gov.lb/ar

 Friday, March 18, 2016 0persons 0persons Collective Action [inc. protests, solidarity movements...]
Campaign 40 gets underway Lebanese Civilians

NNA - Upon the initiative of the Committee of the Families of the Missing and the abducted, "Commemorative Campaign 40" has been launched at Tayyouneh Circle with a number of NGO representatives and community activists partaking.
Speaking in the name of the families of the missing, Widad Halawani demanded during a press conference full government recognition of the abducted and the Missing reiterating that a law to this effect must be abruptly drafted. Halawani drew attention to thousands of Syrians and Iraqis who suffer now the same fate visited on their Lebanese brethren 40 years ago.
http://nna-leb.gov.lb/en/show-news/42806/Campaign-40-gets-underway

 Friday, April 10, 2015 0persons 0persons Collective Action [inc. protests, solidarity movements...]
Solidarity with Syrian refugees in Ain el-Remmaneh and Furn el-Chebback Syrian Civilians/Refugees

Poster of solidarity posted around the area in solidarity with Syrian nationals and refugees.

"To our people in the areas of Ain el-Remmaneh and Furn el-Chebback.

Three soldiers have died: Mohammad Hanniyeh, Ali El Sayyed and Abbas Medlej.
The father of the martyr Mohammad Hanniyeh asked all the citizens not to take bad decisions towards the Syrian refugees because they are our parents.
Moreover, the family of the Sergent Ali El Sayyed, stressed that Syrian refugees should not be blamed for the events unfolding in our country asking that the refugees be taken good care of and helped.
At the condolences of Abbas Medlej somebody argued: “If Daesh (ISIS) and their supporters aim at causing internal dissensions, we will work to counter their plans by not oppressing Syrian refugees. These are our norms and social values”.
The committee of the parents of the abducted soldiers recommends not to take any discriminatory action against Syrian refugees.
The majority of deaths caused by Daesh (ISIS) are found to be of Syrian nationality.
Despite this reality, most lebanese are considering that every Syrian is a member of Daesh (ISIS).
Syrian citizens fled from Daesh (ISIS) and the Syrian regime in Syria and came to Lebanon in order to find peace and security. However, we are blaming them on a daily basis for the crimes of Daesh (ISIS).
The Lebanese Government is the only one responsible for the lack of resolution of the problem of the abducted soldiers at Arsal. Our government did not care about the release of the Lebanese who have been abducted in Syria and Israel during the previous wars. Today, it is not doing anything to change the situation of those abducted in Arsal. So are we to blame? Who is responsible? The Syrian refugees who have no connection to the abduction? Or the Lebanese government which has never truthfully helped or protected the life of its own citizens?

The Lebanese government is the one responsible, let us blame it, and let it take all the responsibility! Enough with the aggression against Syrian refugees and Syrian workers!

The committee for the fight against sectarianism and racism in Ain el-Remmaneh, Furn el-Chebbak."

Source: First-hand data collected by the Lebanon Support team.

 Monday, October 27, 2014 0persons 0persons Collective Action [inc. protests, solidarity movements...]
A car bomb in Furn al-Chebbak, East Beirut killed 2 civilians and at wounded least 18

January 30, 1989: A car bomb in Furn al-Chebbak, East Beirut killed 2 civilians and at wounded least 18.

 Monday, January 30, 1989 2persons 18persons Suicide Bombing/Car Bomb
ADF bombs Ain al-Remmaneh and Badaro Arab Deterrent Force (ADF)

On April 12, the ADF bombed Ain al-Remmaneh and Badaro, killing at least 60 civilians and injuring 250.

 Wednesday, April 12, 1978 60persons 250persons Bombardment, Clashes/Armed Conflict
Strategic alliance between Lebanese Front and Syria ends Lebanese Kataeb Party, National Liberal Party (NLP), Arab Deterrent Force (ADF), Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF)

In 1978 the strategic alliance between the Lebanese Front and Syria came to an end. Chamoun and Frangieh were calling openly for Syrian troops to withdraw from Lebanon, and some minor incidents had occurred between Christian militias and ADF troops (namely in North Lebanon). On Fabruary 7, 1978, a clash erupted in front of the Lebanese military barrack of the military school in Fayadieh in the northeastern suburb of Beirut. An ADF (Syrian) unit had set up a checkpoint in front of the barrack, despite several requests by the Lebanese Army for its removal. When the checkpoint was not removed, the Lebanese Army attacked it. This marked the open confrontation between the Lebanese army (and the Christian militias) and the ADF. As a result, the ADF shelled the school and then shelled Christian residential neighborhoods of Ain al-Remmaneh, Karm al-Zeitoun, and Badaro in East Beirut; at least 100 civilians were killed and 200 wounded.

 Tuesday, February 7, 1978 100persons 200persons Bombardment, Clashes/Armed Conflict
Shelling of east Beirut and clashes on front lines

A wave of shelling destroyed several residential building blocks in the east Beirut neighborhoods of Ashrafieh, Nasra, Saifi, and Tabaris. Five civilians were killed and 12 wounded in the crossfire on the Chiyah- Ain al-Remmaneh front line in Greater Beirut. A mortar shell fell on a house in Furn al-Chebbak, killing one person and injuring four. When the neighbors gathered to help, another shell fell, killing five (including a woman and a child,) and wounding 14.

 Tuesday, June 24, 1975 to Wednesday, June 25, 1975 11persons 30persons Bombardment