lebanon

In this case the story is about Manougian, an Armenian, who lived in Lebanon for only a few years.

It seems that Lebanon is indeed trying to address the refugee problem and not just by setting up refugee camps[0].

So may be Lebanon had a way forward, which could lead them to orbit...

I don't know about oil-rich countries, but Lebanon has allowed over 1 million Syrian refugees in.

Most Lebanese don't equate to Hezbollah, but unfortunately, Lebanon as a state (or, more precisely, as a state-like territory) more or less does.

The US got kicked out of Lebanon and Somalia.

The comment insinuates that Lebanon equates to Hezbollah.

I want to see the Bekaa valleys of Lebanon where my ancestors came from; I want to float the Euphrates and cross into Pakistan via Iran.

He joked that this would be impossible in Lebanon -- neighbors would descend on the truck asking who the movers were, where the family was moving, asking the movers who their cousins were, inviting them in for tea, etc.

Off the top of my head, a few resources which have been exhausted: ⚫ Guano (fertilizer) ⚫ Forests, generally, in Lebanon ("the cedars of Lebanon"), Greece, Italy, Europe, England.

Most refugees from Syria have ended up in camps in Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan, not Western countries.

Arab speaking countries/regions often go to war with one another (witness current and recent conflicts in Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, etc).

None of the 9/11 hijackers' nationalities are represented (Saudi Arabia, Egypt, UAE), excepting Lebanon.