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Al Jadeed (Arabic: الجديد, romanized: al-Jadīd, lit. 'the new', English: New TV ) is an independent Lebanese TV station. Based in Beirut it was launched in 1992 and closed in 1997 due to Syrian intervention, and then relaunched in 2001.
Lebanon halted an Iranian flight to Beirut this week after the Israeli military accused Tehran of using civilian aircraft to smuggle cash to Beirut to arm Hezbollah. ... Al-Jadeed on Friday that ...
Muhammad Farhat, a reporter with Lebanese broadcaster Al-Jadeed, was one of at least 18 journalists staying at the guesthouses in Hasbaya. There was no evacuation order by Israel's military.
Boulos told Lebanon's Al Jadeed TV he looked forward to the government being formed without "those whose experience is with the previous system", so as to restore international confidence.
Television in Lebanon arose as a private initiative and not a state-institution. [1] Lebanon was the first country in the Middle East & the Arab world to have indigenous television broadcasting. [ 2 ] [ page needed ] Various Arab televisions emulated the Lebanese model.
Al Jadeed: Marwan Najjar: لو ما انقَطَعِت الكهرباء: Elie Feghaly: Nadine Al Rassi, Issam Breidy, Pierre Jamajian, Wajih Sakr, Rania Issa, Faysal Estwani, Housam Al Sabah, Wadad Jabbour, Camelia Baydoun: 15: Al Jadeed: Roy Badran: Pro Production: December 6 Luna: الجزء 3 من سلسلة زَمَن: Samir Habchi
Khayat was known for his political and patriotic stances during the period of the Syrian occupation of Lebanon. In 2002, Al Jadeed TV took over Al-Madina Bank scandal where Khayat obtained documents proving the involvement of Syrian brigadier general Rustum Ghazaleh and members of his family in withdrawing millions of dollars from the bank ...
Lebanon's state-owned National News Agency and the Lebanese broadcaster al-Jadeed reported an Israeli shell had struck the outskirts of the town of Aita al-Shaab on Tuesday morning.