A Tourist's guide to Beirut, Lebanon 2014

[@BraveBoldSirRobin]

Absolutely one of the best places I've ever been. The nightlife, people, food, history, culture - all incredible. I can't wait to go back. - British person

[@hx0d]

Can't wait to see you back! I'm British-Lebanese btw ;)

[@artmas5827]

LOVE LEBANON AND THE WONDERFUL LEBANESE PEOPLE, THEY ARE REALLY GREAT!!!!!!!! KISSES FROM ICELAND!!!!!!!!!

[@ahmadabookdi881]

I love iceland so much I wish I could visit it! Kisses from LEBANON

[@tassiathaisalencar6327]

Beirut is beautiful!! I can't believe i was in all these places 15 days ago. I can't wait to come back again!!

[@huriaazizi4644]

Tassia Thais Alencar was it a safe place ?? im planning to go there bt concerned about the security situation.

[@jhonbe2947]

Huria Azizi i'm lebanese yes it's safe :) hope you enjoy when you come

[@arnoldkaszyk3327]

THE BEST PLACE I HAVE EVER BEEN AND I HAVE BEEN ALL OVER ( IBIZA, MIAMI, LLORET DE MAR, BRAZIL, CABO VERDE, LEBANON IS FANTASTIC PLACE , GREAT AND THE BEST PARTIES. GREATINGS FROM AMSTERDAM

[@zramroum]

thank you☺❤!! and you are more than welcome here...appreciate your comment

[@viggo1115]

Thank you very much for the wonderful video! It is true, that Lebanon is an amazing and incomparable country! God bless Lebanon and its friendly, hospitable people!

[@hasannaser5031]

i am very proud my country i love lebanon-beirut

[@artmas5827]

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY NICE PEOPLE HAVE VISITED LEBANON 4 TIMES AND COMMING NEXT YEAR AGAIN. HAD GOOD TIME THANK YOU LEBANESE PEOPLE AND GREATINGS FROM ICELAND.

[@katiexxx3072]

I like your video. My bf is from Beirut so I spend a lot of time there and miss it when I'm gone. I know all those places like the back of my hand now lol. Btw the burnt out building you were looking at is the opera house that was destroyed in the civil war. It's been left on purpose as a reminder to people.

[@tareqalsaadi9526]

As a Lebanese Christian, i wish all of us, both Christian and Muslin can live in harmony and rebuilt our beautiful country.

[@kelidolizalen9127]

i hope so , can i ask a question , is it safe to visit lebanon these days?, cuz i really want to go !! i love lebanon but people are telling me its not safe to go😭

[@notsolegalciv2761]

+Kelidoliz Alen it is safe

[@IssamArbid]

it is safe, welcome any time

[@IssamArbid]

it is safe, welcome any time

[@BA-qt3bz]

and Jews too...coz in there're Lebanese Jews that were forced due to the circumstances in the 1940s to immigrate and now these Lebanese Jews are all over the world ...shalom from a Lebanese heart to his mother land Lebanon...

[@kevinwahl2967]

Congratulations for your national holiday yesterday Lebanon In 1943 Lebanon became independent from France Wish all lebanese people only the best for the future from your friends in Germany

[@hx0d]

Thanks, greetings from a Lebanese-Brit

[@oktwx101]

Born in chile Latin America by Namibian parent who were consula there. Now leaving in the USA. All I want to say is Lebanon is a beautiful country. I wish you all well and hope to visit one day! It's part of my wish list. I got lots of friends from this amazing country. God bless you all. One love Latin America Africa Middle East and USA.

[@MarS-om7zb]

nam b Wow! That's really cool! I lived in Chile for 10 years because my mom is Chilean even tho she has Lebanese ancestry haha. I hope i can visit Lebanon one day too! (And Namibia too haha!) Greetings! 👍

[@adam987689]

Lebanon is gorgeous I went there twice and loved it

[@lxoury]

Greetings from Thailand, Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, has architectural diversity because the majority of Beirut's architecture derives influences from many religious sects.

[@sionara11]

I loved my visit to Beirut..went way over budget everything was crazy expensive but will do it again..I appreciated the authenticity of the people and the place overall nothing seemed to be plastic or fabricated about this old city.

[@anwarulazad3417]

I had been there. It is amazing, beautiful country!

[@stalinj8267]

Beautiful city in one of the most beautiful countries there is. Been there myself :)

[@captainie1]

I really enjoyed this (as I do all your videos). Lebanon and Beirut are places I probably will never be able to visit, so its wonderful to see your record. ps I bought and am enjoying your book 'The Red Quest' Kind regards, Liam (Ireland)

[@icontrari]

LIAM just come and visit ! you are just welcome

[@BA-qt3bz]

wow...this's the lebanon i know... miss you n your lovely lebanese people !

[@matthewgaunt4358]

Thanks for taking the time to put that together fella, it was interesting.

[@BA-qt3bz]

lebanon is the only country in middle east where you've a church n a mosque beside each other

[@hishamoharam]

lebanon is a great country and great ppl, we too in egypt have literally a church and a mosque facing each other across the street.

[@BA-qt3bz]

Hisham Moharam yea, that's true hisham,you in egypt have a church n a mosque facing each other,however churches are being burnt off n christians killed n discriminated... n that don't happen now adays in lebanon, this's the diference...

[@hishamoharam]

shabbat shalom well actually thats not true at all, where do u get ur information from? i hope the answer is not "media"..cheers

[@BA-qt3bz]

Hisham Moharam well i had been in egypt several times n the last time was 2 years ago during the riots in cairo in "maidan al tahrir" square, i was destinated to this city to investigate some cases of human rights violations ... so i could notice the descrimination of christian (qubts) especially after the abolishment of mubarak regime...i met some of the christian liders , n some of mubarak regime's asistants n oficials ... so as you can notice i had private n secret information...so i can confirm that in egypt as all arab countries christians are descriminated...

[@hishamoharam]

shabbat shalom "destinated to investigate some cases of human rights violations"?? mmm ok, who are some of the "christian liders" u met?

[@EEDDXX]

I'm obsessed with Beirut, can´t wait to go back! Shawarma is amazinG! :D

[@asmaryasin3660]

you are welcome

[@billzidis2656]

I am about to travel there,thanks for the tour

[@Jiyan304]

i love beirut..hamra ,batroun,jibal i love all lebanon i want visit again nsallah and barba never sleep :)

[@ahmetveysel5196]

İ charming with beirut, greetings from kastamonu city turkey

[@tonimajic]

Turkey, another beautiful country. I will visit Turkey and especially Istanbul and Pamukkale. So much of Lebanese language, cuisine and culture is influenced by Turkey.

[@AdamJDuncan]

I travel a lot, over half my time, at least 10 countries a year, and this is my favourite travel-oriented channel to watch. Though the shooting is rough you've really got the pacing and humour down.

[@JasonSmartTravel]

Adam J Duncan thanks for that. Glad you stop by to watch some of my vids.

[@KCobra396]

I love Lebanon, I miss it so much!

[@StrongCS3]

Lebanon right before the civil war in 1975 was literally the jewel of the middle east

[@vladimirmakarov7040]

Great city makes me want to visit there

[@mikesrt8323]

Hey cool video. As a canadian i might be going with a lebanese friend to lebanon next month was it safe? and are their many syrian refugees in Beirut city?

[@SuperFrosBite]

Lebanon is the most beautiful country in the region.

[@aledakroub1403]

Yes all you say is true and is my hometown too

[@MarS-om7zb]

Lebanese Armenian Oh my gosh lol i see you literally EVERYWHERE haha it's so funny lol. Greetings!

[@hx0d]

I see you everywhere my friend :)

[@vastolive8]

Very nice indeed...as a lebanese guy i love your video and hopefully you'll come back again

[@hads100]

Hey mate, thank you for making and posting this video, great effort. Hadi

[@janetharding6248]

I was vacationing there in 1975 I was very impressed. Beautiful city with great food and friendly people!

[@tasinal-hassan8268]

How old were you?

[@janetharding6248]

20 years old

[@tasinal-hassan8268]

Janet Harding Then I guess you are like my grand mom.You never visited Beirut after '75?

[@tonimajic]

Thank you for this video. I want to take my kids to Lebanon next year. There is so much construction going on... glad to see it is being re-built. There are Roman Ruins in the middle of the city! Wow. Can't wait to go see it in person.

[@jadelmurr6645]

There are much more beautiful places in lebanon to visit! Mountains vallies and caves

[@julianasaab5085]

30 minutes apart in joining ( a part of beirut) . It is a very natural environment

[@londonmoyne]

As always an excellent video and exploring new places. Nice one mate !

[@aahlstrom93]

I'm an American Orthodox Christian and I really want to visit Lebanon. :) Also go to Jerusalem to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.

[@moustachecashdash8422]

WELCOME BRO

[@AnteriorEE]

I am a follower of the spaghetti monster and I wonder if the falafel will be offended if I visit Lebanon ?

[@Piargane]

Answer to the Filmers own question in his Video (above Video): the "strange, round building" was once a beautiful Restaurant before the war.

[@arnoldkaszyk3327]

BEIRUT IS FANTASTIC PLACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mindaramos3004]

Peace for Christians and Muslims here in Lebanon!I Love Lebanon,makes me so much fun,,,

[@gerrysmith3630]

Best city in the world!!

[@SuperFrosBite]

yes

[@afeeqhasan6621]

Is all Lebanon halal or no to eat? I wanna go there

[@SuperFrosBite]

Afeeq Hasan What do you mean? Lebanon has halal...like everywhere else.

[@akf101180]

Nice vid. Cool details. I am Lebanese. Just FYI. 1. The monument is not for a former president, he was Prime Minister Rafiq Haririr assassinated in Feb 14, 2005 2. The old building across from the mosque in downtown was the opera house

[@YOUNGGUN124]

Enjoyed this video thanks for sharing :)

[@aliahmar8928]

.من اجمل البلدان .بحبك يا لبنان

[@Borat911]

I'm Christian and most of my best friends are all Muslim ... I'm not from Lebanon but I just want to say that not every place in the world is at war

[@tamersaab4965]

beirute ya tkbrini shu i miss you badi irja3

[@ExquizardTruth]

I enjoyed my visit back in 2004, it was a great and awesome place to be, And the tourist attractions is awesome I met lots of nice people and more westerners. I highly recommend it for anyone that wants to go on a holiday. don't go at the start of summer go bit before because during summer its hard to find bookings on hotels and car rentals because its packed. And remember there is more than Lebanon than Beirut go to the iconic jeita cave numbered top 3 tourist attraction in the world.

[@FranciscoCamino]

I am fully convinced about going there. I know it's a beautiful country but I am not sure if it's a safe place for western tourist. Perhaps one day....

[@imadalami1377]

Fran Camino its safe ! go ahead

[@FranciscoCamino]

Thanks a lot to answer

[@aerotravelerNL]

Fran Camino I've been twice to Lebanon and it's safe. During my visits, there were problems in Tripoli and Baalbek. I think, Tripoli is now safe. I am not sure about the road through the Beqaa Valley to Baalbek. I would strongly advise you to visit places outside Beirut as well - Junieh, Jbail (Byblos), Chekka, Saida (Sidon), Sour (Tyre), the Shouf, etc.

[@FranciscoCamino]

Were there tourists in the main touristical places?

[@aerotravelerNL]

+Fran Camino Quite a few tourists from Europe and the Arab countries. Beirut is always busy and the coastal towns tend to be very busy in the summer months. Actually, enough hotels, restaurants, shops in all classes. The only drawback is the lack of public transportation.

[@mohamednouni740]

I wish good future for beyrut

[@arnoldkaszyk3327]

BEIRUT SHOULD BE IN THE TOP PLACES TO BE VISIT IN YOUR LIFE TIME. CAN ONLY RECOMEND TO YOU.

[@ViralVideos20398]

good travel !! hope you have fun their :)

[@Mrsharky]

i would go their again now if i was you. soooo many new stuff and new advancments. we fixed a lot

[@RovexHD]

AeroSharky Any examples?

[@bobsaleh433]

you have missed! as tourists, people go to beirut because it is the most hyped about lebanon, but the true heritage and beautiful lifestyle is when you head south, you will see the purity and love in the jnoub as we call it. it is the place to go where you can eat lebanese food at its best from taboule, kabab, kafta and mashewe! its a true delight. maybe you can go another time and discover the better and less commercial part of lebanon! i hope you enjoyed your time there!

[@bobsaleh433]

Jalal Helou I love Bekaa and Baalbeck.

[@tonimajic]

The whole of Lebanon is beautiful and rich in history. The Lebanese are generous and welcoming people, especially in the Northern villages.

[@ossielmais]

3:15 used to be a water tank for the city, now people party in there WOOP!

[@chehababbas532]

لبنان ياوطنى مشتاق. 💔 كتير

[@houdabenyounes5743]

I'll be there in 15 days ! Can't wait ! :) What's the weather be like by mid-April? A light cardigan will do or I need to pack layers?

[@houdabenyounes5743]

fata Morgana I went there and I can say that it's a safe country. People are living in peace and there is nothing to worry about especially in the coastal cities (like batrun, madfun..) where the young people enjoy their beach parties until sunrise. I also went out at night in Beirut (hamra street, zeituna bay, raouche, ashrafiyeh, gemayze..etc) and nothing bad happened.. It's a nice and safe (for now at least)country to visit and I hope that the situation in the middle east improves. Lebanese, like many others in this world, are just sick of wars..

[@jean-pierredevent970]

It is (was?) called the Paris of the Middle East so I hoped to see neighbourhoods like Paris 4O years ago. I wonder if it feels a little bit like Malta ?

[@WorldFuture]

I m from pakistan.living in muscat city oman.before 1 year i live saudi arabia. I like to labanon. I want to visit.but how i can visit

[@waldizepinheiro3726]

I miss you... Marun forever

[@joeytalerico810]

great video

[@vijayaragavanramasamy3954]

By the way did you stay in Radison blu Martinez. Had the same view @0.42 ?

[@farahchehaitli516]

the bubble like structure 'what is that' thing was a Theater

[@alimiri4949]

لبنان خیلی کشور قشنگیه.آرزو دارم یه بار اونجا رو ببینم.زنده باد لبنان.زنده باد لبنانی.زنده باد حزب الله.احترام و عشق از طرف ایران.Lebanon is a really beautiful country.I love to someday visit there.Viva Lebanon!Viva Lebanese people!Viva Hezbollah!!Love and Respect from Iran.

[@p11j9a93]

I want to know why there are subliminal images in the video between video and video (there are a frame with images)

[@omarbaaghil]

beautiful culture

[@adorablestate]

Nice country God bless Lebonon always 😍😘😆

[@s4andy63]

I lived there in the early 70s and loved it.

[@yaraawwad5326]

how old are you exactly?

[@yaraawwad5326]

+ToRoS DouGe fuck you alone , if you dont like that country dont fucking watch this video!

[@joeytalerico810]

+ToRoS DouGe and where are you from?

[@mohamedanfas]

i am sri lankan, i also like to visit lebanon

[@CarswithB]

mohamedanfas u should

[@marceledomingues9182]

U speak portuguese?

[@mohamedanfas]

+Marcele Domingues no i cannot speak

[@marceledomingues9182]

mohamedanfas I read in a site that Sri Lanka a lot of people speaks portuguese too, for this I thought it... It is false or true?

[@romabellar8214]

i want to go there for find a job... i hope muslim or christian is has a peaceful... remember being human is not talking about religion.

[@שמעוןפרס-ש8כ]

Greetings from Israel.

[@icontrari]

thanks for your video, unfortunatly 30 years of war .. for those who are saying Israel destroyed lebanon ... what about the civil war ? and what about the armed political groups in Lebanon ?.. just shame on us !!! before our enemy

[@tonimajic]

I agree to a certain extent but all the interference from Syria and Israel certainly did contribute to the civil war, turning friends Muslim and Christian against each other. Certainly all the corruption does not help. The Lebanese people are fantastic people and should insist that their country have a true democratic political system not controlled from outside and not be divided against itself. All those political factions working for themselves instead of uniting under ONE government, the LEBANESE government. Only then will you see peace.

[@jeylful]

Good job, mate!

[@pranxx]

Is it safe to visit Beirut right now ? Thinking of going there in a month, but all government advisories advise against visiting lebanon right now :(

[@canlebar]

you can visit Byblos ,junieh ,harissa,downtown Beirut, batroun the mountain of kesrouan mostly the Christian part and have fun...

[@Daveissa87]

Just stay out of the shithole known as Tripoli. The army should destroy half that city.

[@maxellhameed596]

Whats the title of the song in the beginning?

[@galbeeri8360]

i wish i could go there.. looks like a nice place... -a guy from israel

[@footballkingdom5895]

Me to i want to visit israel israel shouldn't attack lebanon for land we can share our land by visiting it

[@galbeeri8360]

+Nabil Alakhdar agreed

[@galbeeri8360]

+Jason Voorhees how do you know that?

[@galbeeri8360]

Jason Voorhees oh ok...

[@eliaskanaan1447]

+Gal Beeri I wish I could go to Israel but they won't let me and if I do and come back to Lebanon they would imprison me for treason xD

[@jessy6819]

can anyone here help me how/what will be the process visiting lebanon??

[@md5h1]

+Jessy Barlusca Nothing hard really, you just need a visa! Visit the governments website

[@tonimajic]

Just like visiting any other country, make sure you have a passport and visa and you'll be fine. It is great if you have Lebanese friend to take you around and help you with the shopping as you need to know how to bargain. As usual, if you are a tourist, you will be charged more than locals... so you need to know how to handle this. Be tough and be smart with your money :)

[@RaneemMhmd]

I am from lebanon

[@tigger44u]

@ 3:17 . thats the old beirut city center cinema , use to be called THE EGG shaped like an egg . befor the war ..

[@RovexHD]

Lol nice to see you're not as miserable as the last time you went.

[@merlinackerman308]

im lebanese but i live in kuwait i wanan go back to lebanon but im afraid of what im hearing about lebanon wars, killing, it makes me mad that my country's not safe :(

[@Martachamoun]

Proud to be LEBANESE 💗🙌

[@yo93yeah]

bet the nightlife must be insane

[@عبدالرحمنالهزاع-ص5ظ]

I wish to visit Beirut . Now is safe

[@dannyjaber6934]

where are the churches? you anly chose the mosques?

[@SuperFrosBite]

You're a Lebanese Christian,and so am i

[@NaveedgAli]

*****

[@SuperFrosBite]

I see you Naveed

[@amiralshathri3814]

***** lak ahleinnn

[@SuperFrosBite]

Amir Alshathri I thought you hated me?

[@TheCliffoliva]

LEBANON PHOENICIANS ARE NOT ARABS

[@misskamalakshi4995]

Lebanese are Arabs get over it.

[@xCUBITUSx]

+Miss Kamalakshi there's no such thing as arabs. Lebanese are descendants of ancient phoenicians and talks arabic. Ethnically they're semitic caucasian race. Arabic is not a race.

[@TheCliffoliva]

+Has AA and even if you are arab it doesn't mean all arabs are same or bad, BUT Phoenicians are definitely not arabs.

[@tonimajic]

That's like saying all Australians are English. Just because the Lebanese speak Arabic doesn't mean they are true Arabs. This is an ongoing argument but the claim that Lebanese are decedants of Phonecians and therefore not exactly Arab... has some strength. We were occupied by the Ottoman Empire for 400 years and the language is definitely Arabic, and we are surrounded by Arab nations, but still there is something slightly different about Lebanese. Read the following from Wikipedia explanation says it the best. Identity Main articles: Lebanese nationalism and History of Lebanon The people residing in Lebanon-both those who would become Muslim and the vast majority who would remain Christian, along with the tiny Jewish minority-still spoke Aramaic,[33] or more precisely, a Western Aramaic language.[27] However, since at least the 15th century, the majority of people of all faiths living in what is now Lebanon have been Arabic-speaking,[34][35] or more specifically, speakers of Lebanese Arabic, although up until the 17th century, travellers in the Lebanon still reported on several Aramaic-speaking villages.[36] Among the Lebanese Maronites, Aramaic still remains the liturgical language of the Maronite Church, although in an Eastern Aramaic form (the Syriac language,[37] in which early Christianity was disseminated throughout the Middle East), distinct from the spoken Aramaic of Lebanon, which was a Western Aramaic language. As the second of two liturgical languages of Judaism, Aramaic was also retained as a language in the sphere of religion (in the Talmud) among Lebanese Jews, although here too in an Eastern Aramaic form (the Talmud was composed in Babylonia in Babylonian Aramaic). Among Lebanese Muslims, however, Aramaic was lost twice, once in the shift to Arabic in the vernacular (Lebanese Arabic) and again in the religious sphere, since Arabic (Qur'anic Arabic) is the liturgical language of Islam.[citation needed] Some Lebanese Christians particularly Maronites, identify themselves as Lebanese rather than Arab, seeking to draw "on the Phoenician past to try to forge an identity separate from the prevailing Arab culture".[38] They argue that Arabization merely represented a shift to the Arabic language as the vernacular of the Lebanese people, and that, according to them, no actual shift of ethnic identity, much less ancestral origins, occurred. with their own histories and lore, and that therefore they do not belong to the one pan-Arab ethnicity, and thus such categorisation is erred or inapplicable. Certain portions of Lebanon's Christian population in particular tend to stress aspects of Lebanon's non-Arab prior history to encompass all Lebanon's historical stages, instead of considering the beginning of Lebanese history being with the Arab conquests.[citation needed] In light of this "old controversy about identity",[38] some Lebanese prefer to see Lebanon, Lebanese culture and themselves as part of "Mediterranean" and "Levantine" civilization, in a concession to Lebanon's various layers of heritage, both indigenous, foreign non-Arab, and Arab.

[@tonimajic]

The Maronites in particular, never lost their religion even through the Ottomon occupation, they hid in the mountains and maintained their original heritage... so NO, they are NOT Arabs.

[@GolnazJamsheed]

Hi, which month is this? Is it Spring or Summer?

[@tonimajic]

Since he said it was humid, I guess it is summer.

[@DrewRueDoo]

Is it safe to visit?

[@andriod8014]

YaboiDrizzyDrew one of my family member lives their and it's perfectly fine.

[@JMsoo]

for a more Arabic experience better Amman? They told me that Beirut is great for party but I am not really feeling to do so at the moment I just want to experience the middle east for couple of days but can't decide!

[@ghidahamiyeh7768]

go to beirut!

[@tonimajic]

There is so much more to Lebanon that just Beirut. The rest of the country is beautiful too.

[@o_noori1943]

Comments be like, "who's here after the explosion"

[@zed2960]

@5.33 its not the Roman bath house, but an old "madrassa" whats left of an Islamic school that teaches the Koran :)

[@imadalami1377]

great country !

[@sarahalloush5501]

hope u like it

[@smokerspak6735]

My nxt 2 YEARS will be in BEIRUT

[@syndicategaming8896]

I visited Lebanon before. I am an egyptian. The visit was great. My friend AMGAD is a palestenian man. We have known each other since we were 5 years old. He went to lebanon but now he is in emirates. He wanted to live in lebanon forever and be lebnanese with his father and mother. His father is working as an engineer. He says that living in lebanon is great but not safe and there is not much money. Lebanon is very small and it doesn't have things to get money excpect making girls naked and tourism. In Egypt, when abd el naser was there he changed egypt. He made factories selling buses and series of cars and tourism and selling plants but now that is not in egypt. I am not critizing lebanon of having this problem only, also the arab world. Emirates has tourism and patrol to get money from but Emirates also has a problem because patrol will end after 21 years so arabs have to search for science and new tegnology like america, canada and others. By this america will fall down and we will get up nd be united. I hope some people have benifited and start working.

[@SuperFrosBite]

Ya Ya Ya , Lebanon is the most interesting middle eastern country!

[@anedgyegyptian9678]

Ya 3am etwekes, 3abdel nasser meen bas? Lol

[@SuperFrosBite]

***** Hahaha,you're clearly stupid

[@SuperFrosBite]

***** Libya, haha

[@SuperFrosBite]

***** Libya is all Isis territory dumb ass

[@rajanasir3342]

Mashallah

[@noraisaisla7124]

went there ... abdulrahman cry

[@mkishaqsalihahmed4855]

Jodo. your write MA brother. ur. Islam Muslim and Christian should live like this in peace

[@mkishaqsalihahmed4855]

mashallah

[@rabihrazak4289]

They have the. Military men for people that have weapons or bombs on them they search the car if u look to suspicious it's like a small border I went to Lebanon for three months I never got talk to buy a military men the whole time I was there Lebanon is very safe except when the fights happen and driving is very bad you guys got to watch out when you cross the roads are when you're driving lots of accidents happen other than the Lebanon is a beautiful country even when u go to the bekaa it is beautiful there to well at least some part zhale is very fun and chill to and lots of other places

[@mkishaqsalihahmed4855]

Christian's having a good behaviour. excellent in Lebanon