The word "Lebanese" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person or thing from Lebanon, for example, "The Lebanese government recently issued a statement."
Syrian rebels are threatening to attack Hezbollah's stronghold in the southern suburbs of Beirut if the Lebanese Shia organisation does not stop supporting the Assad regime, according to a Saudi-owned newspaper.
It is an oddity that Elie Saab is at once the modern face of the haute couture schedule – a Lebanese designer whose Paris show acts as a showcase for a healthy client list based in the Middle East, Asia and the US – and its most staunch traditionalist.
Many of the speakers had taken their innovative ideas straight out into the field, from Lebanese farmer and food activist Kamal Mouzawak to Rosemary Nalden, a New Zealander living in London who gave up her flat to go to run a music project in Soweto for young children called Buskaid.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.46pm BST17:46 FSA threatens to attack Hezbollah in Beirut Syrian rebels are threatening to attack Hezbollah's stronghold in the southern suburbs of Beirut if the Lebanese Shia organisation does not stop supporting the Assad regime, according to a Saudi-owned newspaper.
The protest, which includes Swiss artist Thomas Hirschhorn and Lebanese artist Walid Raad, comes amid mounting concern about conditions on the island, which this summer saw riots by migrant workers.
The quality of Greek whites and spicy Lebanese reds has never been higher, but Cyprus and Turkey are also worth a look.
"You don't speak a word of Arabic," another judge, Lebanese singer Najwa Karam, told her, "and yet you sing better than other singers".
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 3.58pm BST15:58 Lebanese hostage 'to be released' One of the 10 remaining Lebanese hostages held by Syrian rebels will be released this afternoon, the Daily Star reports, citing Sheikh Salem Rafei, deputy head of the Committee of Muslim Scholars which has acted as mediator.
@lactography JE With the trend for eastern Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food showing no sign of dropping off, wines from the region, natural partners for the mix of freshness and spice in Lebanese or Persian dishes, are increasingly turning up on restaurant lists.
Lebanese author Fatima Sharafeddine, author of the pioneering Faten, has also kept her relationships very clean.
