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• Lebanese_Forces abstract "The Lebanese Forces (LF) (Arabic: القوات اللبنانية‎ al-Quwwāt al-Libnānīyah; Syriac: ܚܝܠܘܬܐ ܠܒܢܢܝܐ ḥailaoṯe lebnonoye, Hebrew:כוחות לבנונים) may refer toThe Lebanese Forces militia during the Lebanese Civil War, originally created in 1976 as an umbrella organization co-ordinating all the right-wing party militias of the Lebanese Front, mainly composed of the kataeb(phalange).After the assassination of Bachir Gemayel, a few uprisings led to Geagea taking over and desolving the Lebanese Front .Later developing into a separate organization from those parties in the early 90's.The Lebanese Forces Party, a modern Lebanese political party, which evolved out of part of the membership of the armed organization, and is led by Samir Geagea, former commander-in-chief of the armed organization. The political party is not in any way related to the armed organization founded by Bachir el Gemayel. The party has eight of the sixty-four Christian seats in Lebanese parliament and as such is the second largest party of the Christian community.The organization was created by the Gemayels, Camille Chamoun, and other party leaders during the Lebanese Civil War. It was initially a conglomerate of the various right-wing party militias, placed under the control of a council composed of various party representatives. The Kataeb Regulatory Forces provided the largest share of fighters and the Kataeb had the largest share on the council. Despite its original creation from party militias, the Lebanese Forces accepted new recruits without any specific party allegiance.The movement fought as the main militia within the Christian-dominated Lebanese Front.During the civil war, the LF fought different opponents at different times: The Palestinian Liberation Organization, the LNM, the LNRF, the Syrian Army, the Druze PSP in the Chouf, and the Lebanese Army loyal to General Aoun.In In the mid-1980s, political friction within the Lebanese Front resulted in growing distance between the Kataeb militants and the rest of the Lebanese Forces. In the end the Lebanese Forces and Kataeb became two separate forces within the Lebanese Front.After the civil war ended, Samir Geagea created the Lebanese Forces Party. In 1994, while Lebanon was under Syrian occupation the party was banned, Geagea imprisoned, and the activities of its militants repressed by the Lebanese services in Lebanon. The Lebanese Forces returned as a political force after the Cedar Revolution in early 2005, which resulted in a withdrawal of Syrian troops from Lebanon. Soon after, Geagea was subsequently released from prison and continues to lead the party today.".
• Lebanese_Forces country Lebanon.
• Lebanese_Forces formationYear "1994".
• Lebanese_Forces headquarter Keserwan_District.
• Lebanese_Forces headquarter Lebanon.
• Lebanese_Forces headquarter Maarab.
• Lebanese_Forces ideology Christian_right.
• Lebanese_Forces ideology Federalism.
• Lebanese_Forces ideology Lebanese_nationalism.
• Lebanese_Forces ideology Militarism.
• Lebanese_Forces ideology National_conservatism.
• Lebanese_Forces nationalAffiliation March_14_Alliance.
• Lebanese_Forces religion Maronites.
• Lebanese_Forces wikiPageExternalLink www.lebanese-forces.com.
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• Lebanese_Forces colorcode "Darkgreen".
• Lebanese_Forces country "Lebanon".
• Lebanese_Forces currentLeader Samir_Geagea.
• Lebanese_Forces flag "200".
• Lebanese_Forces foundation "1994".
• Lebanese_Forces founder Samir_Geagea.
• Lebanese_Forces hasPhotoCollection Lebanese_Forces.
• Lebanese_Forces headquarters "Maarab, Keserwan District, Lebanon".
• Lebanese_Forces ideology Christian_right.
• Lebanese_Forces ideology Federalism.
• Lebanese_Forces ideology Lebanese_nationalism.
• Lebanese_Forces ideology Militarism.
• Lebanese_Forces ideology National_conservatism.
• Lebanese_Forces national "--03-14".
• Lebanese_Forces nativeName "حزب القوات اللبنانية".
• Lebanese_Forces partyName "Lebanese Forces Party".
• Lebanese_Forces position Right-wing_politics.
• Lebanese_Forces religion "Mainly Maronite Christians with other Christian sects".
• Lebanese_Forces seats1Title Parliament_of_Lebanon.
• Lebanese_Forces seats2Title Lebanese_government_of_June_2011.
• Lebanese_Forces website www.lebanese-forces.com.
• Lebanese_Forces subject Category:Christian_democratic_parties.
• Lebanese_Forces subject Category:Conservative_parties.
• Lebanese_Forces subject Category:Factions_in_the_Lebanese_Civil_War.
• Lebanese_Forces subject Category:Lebanese_Front.
• Lebanese_Forces subject Category:Lebanese_nationalism.
• Lebanese_Forces subject Category:March_14_alliance.
• Lebanese_Forces subject Category:Political_parties_established_in_1977.
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• Lebanese_Forces comment "The Lebanese Forces (LF) (Arabic: القوات اللبنانية‎ al-Quwwāt al-Libnānīyah; Syriac: ܚܝܠܘܬܐ ܠܒܢܢܝܐ ḥailaoṯe lebnonoye, Hebrew:כוחות לבנונים) may refer toThe Lebanese Forces militia during the Lebanese Civil War, originally created in 1976 as an umbrella organization co-ordinating all the right-wing party militias of the Lebanese Front, mainly composed of the kataeb(phalange).After the assassination of Bachir Gemayel, a few uprisings led to Geagea taking over and desolving the Lebanese Front .Later developing into a separate organization from those parties in the early 90's.The Lebanese Forces Party, a modern Lebanese political party, which evolved out of part of the membership of the armed organization, and is led by Samir Geagea, former commander-in-chief of the armed organization. ".
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• Lebanese_Forces label "Lebanese Forces".
• Lebanese_Forces label "Siły Libańskie".
• Lebanese_Forces label "Ливанские силы".
• Lebanese_Forces label "القوات اللبنانية".
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• Lebanese_Forces sameAs Forces_Libanaises.
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• Lebanese_Forces homepage www.lebanese-forces.com.
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• Lebanese_Forces name "حزب القوات اللبنانية".