A) Peaceful coexistence with Israel B) A two-state settlement between Israel and Palestine C) Reconciliation with Israel D) The end of the State of Israel
A) He highlights them as a security threat. B) He believes they are necessary for Israel’s defense. C) He has no opinion on the matter. D) He supports their development for peace.
A) He encourages armed struggle against Israel. B) No one can go to war on behalf of Palestinians, even if disagreeing with their agreements. C) He believes in a peaceful resolution without conflict. D) He supports all forms of Palestinian resistance.
A) He would not sabotage it, calling it a 'Palestinian matter'. B) He declared it as his ultimate goal. C) He fully supports the two-state solution. D) He opposes any form of settlement.
A) An anonymous source from The New Yorker. B) Muhammad Fneish, a Hezbollah member of the Lebanese Parliament. C) Charles Glass in his analysis. D) Hassan Nasrallah himself in an official speech.
A) He praised their contributions to society. B) He referred to them as 'the murderers of the prophets'. C) He expressed neutrality towards Jews. D) He called for peaceful coexistence with Jewish communities.
A) They interpreted it as broadly antisemitic. B) As a call for peace between Lebanon and Israel. C) As neutral commentary on international relations. D) As an expression of political strategy.
A) He remained silent on the topic of Jews. B) He advocated for their protection under Islamic law. C) He described them as Allah's most cowardly and avaricious creatures. D) He called for mutual respect between Muslims and Jews.
A) The assassination of Yasser Arafat. B) A peaceful resolution with Israel. C) Support for Yasser Arafat's leadership. D) Negotiations between Palestinians and Israelis.
A) He declared war on all Jewish communities worldwide. B) He called for global unity among Jewish and Muslim nations. C) He expressed no opinion on the matter. D) His opposition was to Israel, not to Jews as a people.
A) As a cancer that must be eradicated. B) As a potential ally for regional stability. C) As a nation deserving of peace and prosperity. D) As a misunderstood entity in international politics.
A) Hashem Safieddine B) Hassan Nasrallah C) Ehud Barak D) Na'im Qasim
A) 1996 B) 1993 C) 2000 D) 2004
A) Operation Grapes of Wrath B) Operation Peace for Galilee C) Operation Accountability D) Operation Iron Fist
A) The European Union B) NATO C) The United Nations D) The Arab League
A) Hashem Safieddine B) Ehud Barak C) Musawi D) Na'im Qasim
A) France B) Russia C) China D) The United States
A) Na'im Qasim B) Ehud Barak C) Hashem Safieddine D) Musawi
A) Russia B) Israel C) France D) The United States
A) 1989 B) 1990 C) 1982 D) 1991
A) Mecca, Saudi Arabia B) Jerusalem, Israel C) Cairo, Egypt D) Qom, Iran
A) Arafat B) Rafsanjani C) Hussein D) Musawi
A) 1990 B) 1988 C) 1991 D) 1989
A) Head of finance B) Director of education C) Hezbollah's leader D) Chief of security
A) 1978 B) 1975 C) 1976 D) 1980
A) Bazourieh B) Sin el Fil C) Beirut D) Tyre
A) Progressive Socialist Party B) Hezbollah C) Amal Movement D) Lebanese Forces
A) Bourj Hammoud B) Baalbek, Beqaa Valley C) Tyre D) Najaf, Iraq
A) 20 B) 18 C) 16 D) 15
A) Mohammad Baqir al-Sadr B) Saddam Hussein C) Abbas al-Musawi D) Ruhollah Khomeini
A) 1978 B) 1976 C) 1979 D) 1980
A) Teacher B) Religious leader C) Political delegate for Amal D) Military commander
A) 1982 B) 2010 C) 2000 D) 1992
A) Yasser Arafat B) Bashar al-Assad C) Abbas al-Musawi D) Rafic Hariri
A) Hosni Mubarak B) Michel Aoun C) King Abdullah II D) Walid Jumblatt
A) Economic Liberation Initiative B) The Green Flood (Al-sayl al-akhdhar) C) Lebanese Recovery Plan D) Operation Golden Shield
A) 10 July 2014 B) 15 October 2008 C) 25 May 2013 D) 27 September 2024
A) Lebanese doctors B) Iranian doctors C) American doctors D) Israeli doctors
A) BBC B) CNN C) Al-Manar D) Al Jazeera
A) Homs B) Aleppo C) Damascus D) Qusair
A) Promoting secularism in Lebanon. B) Creating an independent Islamic republic in Lebanon. C) Establishing a Greater Islamic Republic governed by Imam Khomeini. D) Supporting the current Lebanese government.
A) 23 February 2025 B) 27 September 2024 C) 1 October 2024 D) 29 October 2024
A) At his home in Beirut B) Under the rubble in Dahieh C) In a car outside Hezbollah's headquarters D) During a public speech
A) Abbas Araghchi B) Naim Qassem C) Ali Daamoush D) Hashem Safieddine
A) 29 October 2024 B) 13:00 local time on the day of the funeral C) 23 February 2025 D) 27 September 2024
A) Deir Qanoun an-Naher B) Dahieh, Beirut C) Camille Chamoun Sports City stadium D) Lebanese Parliament
A) Al Jazeera B) BBC News C) The Guardian D) The New York Times
A) Al Jazeera B) Amal Saad-Ghorayeb C) Osama Siblani D) Annia Ciezadlo
A) Pro-Assad Syrians B) Anti-Assad Syrians C) Israeli citizens D) Lebanese Sunnis
A) Jubilant celebrations erupted. B) Protests against the news took place. C) Indifference was shown. D) Widespread mourning occurred.
A) A Lebanese collective B) Julia Boutros C) Anon. D) Alaa Zalzali
A) "The Hawk of Lebanon" B) "Long live Nasrallah" C) "Victory for Lebanon" D) "My loved ones"
A) Ten days B) One week and two days C) Seven days D) Three days
A) 2010 B) 2006 C) 2004 D) 1997 |