Lebanese

Suicide bomber kills three in Lebanese Hezbollah stronghold

BEIRUT (Reuters) - A suicide car bomber killed three people at a petrol station in a stronghold of the Shi'ite militant Hezbollah movement on Lebanon's northern border on Saturday, the latest sign that Syria's civil war is spilling over into its small neighbour. The blast occurred in the town of Hermel at the northern end of the Bekaa Valley, an area populated mainly by Shi'ite Muslims among whom Hezbollah draws its support

Australian criminal network sends fighters to Syria, ringleader arrested

Police estimate that about 100 Australian residents and citizens have traveled to Syria to fight in contravention of Australian law.

Weekend special: Lebanese brunch

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