Can you DRINK ALCOHOL in Lebanon?

[@20CamelsEmily]

I forgot to mention that Lebanon produces its own beer and wine domestically that are both very delicious and must be tried!

[@Zveinsk1]

Just an FYI, Lebanon has been making wine since 4000 BC. We also have our own local traditional alcohol beverage (Arak). So alcohol consumption is pretty much part of our history and culture :)

[@carvingtheway]

Miss ur leb vids guys.. 😎😎😎 🍾🍾🥂🥂👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😉

[@dilipaugust9092]

Hi

[@ClaudeD10]

Lebanon has one of the best wine in world , since the phoenicians era, since more than 4000 years they trade wine …

[@rknine7998]

How long are you staying in Lebanon?

[@balance3201]

Met my wife in a coffee shop in Hamra. My heart is still there.

[@zuzangelo007]

What that bar worker said made me choke up and get teary. Made me miss Lebanon even more. 😢 indeed Lebanon can be one of the greatest nations on earth. Thank you for this beautiful episode Emily 💜 ❤️ 💗 💕 💖

[@montanawaled4375]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🐮

[@empress2529]

Indeed, Lebanon the most beautiful country in the Middle East, and the last country which managed to remain Christian (with Christian majority) until the 20th century (besides of South Cyprus)... eventually, Lebanon is being ruined as well, you know by who (If I mention that terrorist organization under a "religion" title, utube might block me). The amount of Middle East Christians living in the Middle East has dropped to ~5% after ~1,200 years of invasion of that terrorist invader organization....:/ Hopefully beautiful Lebanon will blossom and shine again soon, in our generation

[@empress2529]

You must know that the heart of Israel is bleeding, for Israel Lebanon has always been a friend, a beautiful sister. The name Lebanon is mentioned ~70 times in the Jews Old testament, Lbn means white, after the impressive snowed mountains of Lebanon. Also, in Hebrew Bakhur ke Erez, means a boy impressive, beautiful and strong as the Cedars trees in Lebanon. Old Testament Psalms 92: "The righteous will flourish like a palm tree, they will grow like a cedar of Lebanon; planted in the house of the LORD, they will flourish in the courts of our God" The righteous will flourish in Lebanon soon and will grow high strong and beautiful as cedar

[@zn5244]

You should stop bombing lebanon every couple of years and killing its citizens

[@kaus3587]

G’day from a Lebanese born Australian who regularly goes to Lebanon. Zuz, the majority of our people have a habit of living beyond their means, wanting a lifestyle they can’t afford and expect others especially the expatriates to pay for it. If Lebanon is to prosper and grow, corruption must be reduced drastically, food production must grow and people get over keeping up with the Jones’.

[@tonyazzo9297]

I love your outfit in this video, and I love how you have just fit in so well with Lebanese people, it’s kinda cool to see someone that may have a different culture, really appreciate our culture, thank you!

[@yasminbrasil]

I simply love that guy from the bar/ grocery shop( forgot his name that you said in the other video): " here you have everything, EVERYTHING!!" ahahahahhaha....😁 EVERYTHING IS ALLOWED!! 😜

[@28Justchecking]

Since our ancestors we are producing wine Phoenician wine was known to be the most expensive and most demanded for greek and romans kings Now we have many brands they are international Lebanon is even known for its own beers Almaza Laziza And in the 2000 Beirut that its even found in Canada And not to forget our Arak that we call ( halib el dbaa ) hyenas Milk Its an alc of 47 to 52% that u mix with water and become white as Milk. Its always found on a Lebanese sunday table so cold and refreshing . We even drink it in the morning in the mountains with raw meat breakfast

[@Nudophobia]

The quality of your content gets better each time, thank you for the upload!

[@JohnDoe-kb3nm]

Lebanese beer is some of the best i’ve ever tried long live lebanon, beautiful country and beautiful culture🔥

[@ryannetravels]

I went to a beautiful coffee shop in Beirut that had bourbon from Kentucky & lots of other spirits. My hotels in Beirut & Zahle also carried alcohol. Lebanon is an incredible country!

[@patoutsi]

What's the name of the coffe shop please

[@ryannetravels]

@@patoutsi Kalei Coffee Co. on Rue 54. There’s a beautiful garden in the back too!

[@20CamelsEmily]

Ohh I love that coffee shop

[@ryannetravels]

@@20CamelsEmily The coffee was so good (but I have only had good coffee in Lebanon) & the neighborhood was interesting too!

[@patoutsi]

@rayanneM 10x alot

[@burrh5885]

As a Canadian/Lebanese visiting Lebanon last month, I have to say Lebanese beer is way better then Canadian beer. Almoza is so good! Can’t wait to go next year.

[@YMK86]

Emily You are the best youtuber I am waiting in the screen since the time of this Vlog and eagerly awaiting any new Update You have changed my view and Understanding of life wish you all the best

[@20CamelsEmily]

Hey YMK, thank you for such kind words. You made my day actually :) You won’t have to wait much longer, there is a new video coming this Wednesday 🥳 Stay tuned

[@AJ.Schneider]

I am so glad you are still in Lebanon. Thank you for all your videos!

[@ramiabouhamdan]

Great vedio , thank you

[@Bighomiem369]

Love this video about Mar Mkhayel, i spotted you in Fanar, come do a video about the area and continue the video with going to old uphill areas above.

[@Berserkk75]

Watching the Video while drinking Almaza, super 🔥

[@20CamelsEmily]

🔥🔥🔥

[@bvzvlogph9341]

Watching here in lebanon..thanks for sharing your video maam god bless im your follower...

[@iyouitry]

It is good to know that you find the time to enjoy yourself there. The Levant area used to be one of the centers of the world but not anymore. I wish we get back together to be one country! I am a proud Levantine individual

[@nicolasmikah4168]

I’m Lebanese, live in Lebanon all my life and I’m pretty sure you know about it way better than me ;) great job documenting and thank you. Cheers.

[@hosseinmirzaei1984]

Thanks🙏❤❤❤

[@phoenicianbird109]

Im glad you still aplodding new videos about lebanon...btw: ther is a lebanese alcohol named ARAK... verry strong... They call it (lions milk) Great topic Emily.. Thank you for your efforts

[@محمداكرمالحلبي]

*Upload** and best wishes from your levantine neighbor Syria.

[@ianmoone316]

I could use a cold Almaza and a bowl of Humus just about now. The world misses Lebanon, come back soon.

[@elietannous4390]

Hello guys...lovely video...thank you

[@khxvistudios1987]

The guy Bcharra is an actor in Lebanon. Love that... I sent him the link also...

[@sarcasmic6900]

Beautiful 😍🙌🏼

[@marksheridan1134]

Beirut is a beautiful city full of beautiful people

[@jadbtr]

The question is can you NOT drink Alcohol in Lebanon?

[@20CamelsEmily]

😆 Very true

[@HichamBallouz]

Looking amazing

[@dewitt12ful]

You need your own TV show.

[@tabimansour]

I rarely go to Badaro, it looks lovely these days.

[@Rushopium]

Loved everything Everything !!! Been there lately and what he meant Everything is all kinds of narcotics that are illegal ! 😁🤷‍♂️

[@rolfen]

i love the t-shirt: Beyروت where can i get it?

[@skywind3587]

When you will coming to Egypt....sharm.El shekh ..and Hurghada ❤❤👌🏖🏖❤

[@karimjay-w3r]

have this feeling you will move to lebanon like many other youtubers

[@Firashelou]

haha I love your thumbnail nice for attracting viewers ! nice job Emily you came a long long way now with lots of subscribers and nice content as always ! but you were here before the explosion, have you visited the country another time ? Bchara yes he is famous, he is an actor and i think dancer or something else !

[@20CamelsEmily]

Hey! Thanks!! It has been quite a journey so far. I wasn’t there before the explosion, sorry for the confusion! I came in 2021, well after the explosion.

[@Firashelou]

@@20CamelsEmily ah ok sorry for my confusion i thought you were there during the covid lock down

[@20CamelsEmily]

@@Firashelou I was, but not the Beirut blast

[@Firashelou]

@@20CamelsEmily ah ok so you were here beginning of 2020 and then in 2021

[@20CamelsEmily]

@@Firashelou no no, the beginning to middle of 2021 only. Never in 2020. There was a COVID lockdown in Jan - Feb of 2021

[@the_black_orlov9367]

You have to visit Enfeh in Lebanon it has a beautiful beach

[@yazeedalyazeedalyazeed]

الحمدلله على نعمه الاسلام

[@fadelibrahim7663]

in the rural side of lebanon, the majority of customers who buy alcohol from the shops in christian villages are their muslim neighbors.

[@empress2529]

1) Define a "Muslim"? 2) The Quran doesn't prohibits to drink alcohol, it prohibits to get drunk, and it says do not go to pray, drunk, get sober, then, go to pray (Quran 4:43)

[@fadelibrahim7663]

@@empress2529 1) where the majority of residents are Muslims 2) agree

[@empress2529]

@@fadelibrahim7663 1) Nope. They are people trapped in a terrorist organization which cannot leave it officially without risking their lives. Also,. E.g. many of the people in the west officially declaring that they left, they cannot return to visit their country of origin 2) but luckily, someone did prohibit to drink alcohol. By what the Quran says, it alcohol abuse was a serious problem

[@fadelibrahim7663]

@@empress2529 wanna keep listening to media whose never stepped a foot in a single village in Lebanon? Or wanna listen to someone who's living there like me. No we are not trapped, we can leave whenever we want, we can say whatever we want, we can drink inside our homes freely and in our balconies, wtf you are talking about.

[@empress2529]

@@fadelibrahim7663 Hi, great for you, I'm also happy that you are free inside your house, not all people trapped in this organization, can. I'm the voice of many, who cannot leave officially, because their life would be in real danger: In Kirkuk Iraq, I'm the only person who knows that he left, he cannot tell it to anyone there (and he is bullied e.g. for taking care of a black dog, hated because of some Hadith verses). From Mosul, Iraq (fled to Australia and he is still not save, probably will never be able to say that he is left & that he hates that organization, for taking the life of his sister), in Islamabad & Karachi Pakistan, and someone who fled from Parachinar to Europe (crazy case), in Tehran, Iran, 2nd generation of secretly converted to Christianity, etc. I cannot communicate with people inside Afghanistan, regretfully At least 20% of the people born into this organization, left or never felt part of it and cannot leave officially. In Iran the estimated percentage is bigger, I would say around 35 - 40%. They are all people I know, their names, their lives, they are my friends. There are million like them :/

[@MarWanshNomad]

Lebanon was known as Switzerland of middle East 😍🇱🇧

[@HeWhoMustNotBeNamedYouKnowWho]

Just came back from Lebanon went to jouneh,Beit Meri, broumannah, Beirut triploli jabeil also visited a lot of Muslim majority cities You can drink anywhere but some might get offended if you are obnoxious and wasted Shia areas are not welcoming to drink as the sun ni areas don’t care as long as you are not disturbing people Very wondeful

[@borismolina4369]

Great grandfather, likely came from Lebanon, it’s challenging to track down

[@aliahmad-hr3mk]

My boy in the small shop was about to pull out a kilo😂

[@khalilkhatib3687]

lebanon my love❤💜

[@iwebappe7981]

Nice video! Do you know which zones in beirut that have electricity 24/7?..I heard some zones are powered by private companies.

[@shayson1357]

I'm not knowledgeable enough to answer your question but lately everyone's getting solar and have power all day(I'm one of them).

[@doobidoo2251]

Lebanon park as always called the Paris of the Middle East. Very open!

[@empress2529]

Indeed, Lebanon, the last remaining Christian country in the Middle East, was called the Paris of Middle East

[@bossguy.tony99]

Pretty sure someone would be living under a rock if they think there is no alcohol or beer in Lebanon. Everyone I have ever met knows Lebanon is the night life capital of the middle east.

[@georgesmaalouf4092]

Спасибо вам большое

[@محمداكرمالحلبي]

*Slava Ukraini ;)*

[@christianlb212]

Didn't you try Arak ??

[@joel2582]

I saw display signs for Red Bulls outside some of the stores you went into, I was just wondering approximately much do Red Bulls cost in Lebanon? Here in the U.S., depending on the size, cost $2 for the smallest (8oz) and $5 for the largest (20oz). I can't imagine Lebanon charging what they charge in the U.S. I love your channel and the topics you cover.

[@Charbeljhabib]

well before the crisis it was between 1$-2$ but Honestly now it differs as lira rate is not stable but it's always the same range.

[@joel2582]

@@Charbeljhabib that is still alot cheaper even before the economic crisis. Thank you for responding to my question.

[@kristyarnol6812]

In Australia I pay $2.95 for a 250ml can (8oz) and $5.25 for a 475ml (16oz) can. Costs me an average of $25 a day for my redbull fix

[@Racoon_raccoon]

You can do whatever you want to and no one would ever bother asking you .. Lebanon has always been the open minded middle eastern country ❤️🇱🇧❤️

[@carvingtheway]

By d way Actually... Lebanon has some of the best wine producers on the international scale as well... Ksara winery is an awesome place to visit...

[@20CamelsEmily]

I agree! I visited Chateau Ksara and brought back 3 wines from there! Beautiful, historical winery with delicious Lebanese wines 🍷

[@carvingtheway]

@@20CamelsEmily.... Yep now I remember that i also saw that video tooOoo.... I guess my memories Rrrr fading away.... All in all.... Have fun everyone🥂🎯

[@patoutsi]

What's the name of the bar u where ? Plzzz

[@mahamadalisabra5669]

Lebanon is a country of civilization, history, freedom and the press, but today it is sick and we call for it to recover from the political and sectarian disease.

[@empress2529]

Sick as Syria, Yemen, Iraq, Egypt, etc. Sick as the Middle East being destroyed for the last 1200 years. Lebanon was the last Christian country in the Middle East in the 20th century (besides of South Cyprus)

[@mahamadalisabra5669]

@@empress2529 The Levant was and still is one of the most wonderful places, and no one can change the situation. The crisis will be over. The reason is oil, and I do not want to get involved in politics, but all the wars in the region are for the sake of energy, water and gas.

[@empress2529]

@@mahamadalisabra5669 Indeed, the levant is the most beautiful area in the Middle East. I agree, crisis don't keep going on forever. Hopefully he worse part is over. Oil? When that organization began to invade by sword the lands of all the people in the Middle East +, there was no oil. Also, when (evil) empires keep invading more ad more lands of others is not because of lack of water or energy. Also, now Ukraine war is not because Russia has lack of water, gas, or energy

[@maikel3888]

if your still in zahle you must go to chateau ksara

[@robertbano2555]

Thank You, to your Vidio " Can you Dring Alcohol in Lebanon ? me Robert in indonesia Province Papua.

[@3pierre91]

Everything, everything, I mean everything,

[@20CamelsEmily]

😆

[@lamarcosta4788]

Fun time..

[@tablestirne9879]

So in short - they got bars with spirits - Yea

[@David-R.]

7:53 LMAO! He looked like he'd just done a line of cocaine with a straw and you can see all the powder on the table!!! I started watching vloggers because of Lebanon, for whatever reason. I love Mac's channel and now I got introduced to yours by KZbin. I like your style, its different. Not "too" exciting, but it draws you in somehow!!! I'm not making any sense!! It is exciting I guess! lol I'm subscribing to you as well :) Cheers! Oh, I feel that your boyfriend has a very sarcastic and funny personality. I just look at his face and laugh expecting him to say something smart! I can see it in his eyes. He cracks me up! Ok, nothing against Muslims. I know a lot of great and cool Muslim people. But Low key....Islam sucks (sorry to say it this way) again, I'm not talking about the people, I'm just talking about the ideology. I'm not trying to offend anyone, and what I said shouldn't offend anyone because this ideology has been around for over 1400 years with or without you and you chose to adopt it. Anyway...Cheers. I have to say however, that Lebanese Muslims are a hundred times cooler and better than other Muslim countries. At least they keep it to themselves and they respect others.

[@roubajay4658]

Everyone drinks alcohol except for some Muslims because their religion forbids alcohol. ,,,, 💞💞I miss Lebanon 🇱🇧💔

[@greenleaf8226]

yes only some muslims, but some muslims do drink alcohol...just as some christians never drink any alcohol...

[@empress2529]

The Quran doesn't prohibits to drink alcohol, it only says how bad is to get drunk and it says not to go to pray, drunk. It's clear that there was a huge issue with people getting drunk.... luckily someone decided to prohibit to drink alcohol, invaded lands by that ideology are a mess, imagine if alcohol was allowed

[@firojmnalam6121]

सबसे बड़ा धन उत्तम स्वास्थ्य 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@basho740]

not a very popular opinion nowadays ... but Lebanon is simply the best place in the world to be living in

[@MrDarius4444]

WooW, what is it with the black dress ! ☠️

[@matteosuperjeux4362]

Lebanese people can do every think !!!❤🇱🇧✝️

[@fabruary86]

The word Lebanon comes from the hebrew bible. In hebrew it means- "2 times white" that represent the topographic view of the area with the lebanon and anti Lebanon mountains. In early times the relationship between Israel and Lebanon were excellent. So much so that the Israelies built the jewish temple in Jerusalem with wood that was bought from the lebanese. Its all written in the bible. Also, archaeologists found pieces of cedar tree (that exist only in lebanon) in the temple mount. Throghout the ages there were a lot of jews living in Lebanon and there are still remains of the lebanese jewish community in Beirut, Hasbaiyya (حاصبيّا) and other cities and villiges. I challenge everyone to go there and see it for themselves. According to reports from that period the relationship with the jews were great. I really dont understand why the Lebanese do not develop any relationship with the Israelies. Its just doesnt make any sense.

[@shayson1357]

some lebanese hate zionist expansionism and are supported by Iran while the rest hate islamic expansionism and are supported by the USA/france, the entire civil war started because those damn palestinian militias wanted to take over lebanon, back then many lebanese leaders asked the israelis for help since lebanon was almost lost to those militias and thankfully they were driven out and the rest disarmed. most lebs tend to forget that they killed each other 100X what any israeli soldier killed and mutilated each other with knives in a way no israeli soldier has the guts to watch let alone actually do, but since hating israel is funded by Iran through Hezbollah some of the public won't allow peace negotiations to take place unless their sponsors say so.

[@empress2529]

Well, the word Lebanon is mentioned ~ 70 times in the Old Testament, but the name seems to be used in the area in general (as mentioned in order sources 3th century BCE). Lebanon was always a beautiful sister of Israel, the situation there is is frustrating.... the last Christian country in the Middle East in the 20th century (besides of South Cyprus), ruined as well

[@shayson1357]

@@empress2529 nothing is ruined, lots of scars yes but all heals in time, and in lebanon it often comes back better. just need to get rid of iran.

[@empress2529]

@@shayson1357 Hopefully they will, soon, but it seems that under then anarchy there, Iran is getting stronger. Hezbollah murdered Rafik Hariri, now the blast explosion investigation will reveal what? (within 10+ years). You seems not to be updated re the situation there, the inflation is getting higher and higher, medicaments are missing and they are so expensive, there are electricity and water cuts, Hezbollah is messing with Israel, moving men to 15 new view points in the border, hacking the UN in the border, they are into something, they are also saying that soon they will publish the photo of an Israeli kidnapped by them

[@chaccmi1358]

Not really. Lebanon was first mentioned in the epic of Gilgamesh, ie ancient Babylonian which is 1900 BC. It was written pre alphabet ie using the syllabic Cuneiform language. It was mentioned later on in the old testament (70 times) yes, but oldest mention of Lebanon is from the oldest epic of gilgamesh. Check a video with Dr Antoine Khoury Harb called Lebanon origin of the name. Dr Harb (rip) is the most specialized in ancient lebanon history and has in depth books.

[@rarepearl4160]

Stop it with your clickbait, everybody knows Lebanon is not like other middle eastern countries, and it is a country where freedom prevails.

[@Aishathhaafilashafeeu90]

Fortunately, no. Lebanon is not like Israel, where what you wokes consider as 'freedom' actually prevails. And by 'freedom', I mean degenerate ideologies like LGTV+ network, and the supporters of these vile ideologies.

[@cocococo-zv9ff]

I drink water with apple ciders vinegre organic with the mother

[@Abadox20]

So you managed to find one of the only shops in Hamra that doesn’t sell Alcohol! Oh wow!

[@phoeniciancedars8521]

Hi Emily and Valentin, Can I just ask you, what’s your reason for asking this question as your title of this episode? “Can you drink alcohol in Lebanon?” Thank you

[@logic6877]

thats right. lebanon produce alchool since hundreds of years. the title should be can u find alchool in some areas in lebanon !! but its ok.maybe she dont know exactly the history of lebanon.

[@phoenicianbird109]

I guess this is not ther question... They try to reflect how the western world looks at us... They think we are like the most arab country's... But now the know that lebanon is verry special in so many ways

[@20CamelsEmily]

Hey! Great to hear from you. To address your question: the title and thumbnail are intentionally over-the-top ridiculous and dramatic, because there are many people who asked me throughout my time in lebanon if alcohol is sold in lebanon. I’m addressing that question and the many people who wonder about that, and once they’re in to the video they can hopefully educate themselves on what it’s really like in Lebanon.

[@zn5244]

It might look a bit offensive to lebanese but to make people watch the video you have to put an attractive title😝

[@logic6877]

@@zn5244 should be where u cannot find alchool in lebanon :)

[@roudyorange]

Never in our history alcohol was banned in Lebanon 😂 never!!

[@Aishathhaafilashafeeu90]

Under the Islamic caliphates of Rashiduun, Ummayad, Abbasid, fatimad, and under the turkish empire of the ottoman, it was banned.

[@Lekz0]

@@Aishathhaafilashafeeu90 in mount lebanon it was not banned

[@mallikarjunreddy2418]

How are you

[@jamalabid5289]

Hi camels how are you love you

[@Frozenduckling]

I’m Lebanese and have never been to Lebanon I bet it is very unsafe. I would be scared of getting blown up by a Muslim honestly.

[@Aishathhaafilashafeeu90]

You're more likely to be blown up by a Israeli, than by a muslim (Lebanese muslim), in Lebanon. I mean, drone stiles from Israel are not rare, and also they can invade if they want, and they probably will, in the near future, considering the fact that alot of the Israelis consider lebanon to be a part of greater Israel.

[@seekersamara3016]

I was born in Beirut Lebanon

[@daniel-hg5eo]

And where are you now?

[@EpicLebaneseNerd]

the dumbest thing about this is that lebanon makes one of the world's best tasting beer, has incredible wine and Arak and pretty much u can find alcohol anywhere and they don't even ask for ID or anything, it is just common sense and nice manners not to crack open a cold one in public, that is all.

[@dumbestyetfunniest7745]

If Hasbullah has complete control over Lebanon, then it wouldn't be.

[@mallikarjunreddy2418]

Hi

[@georgeskhoury492]

By the way from your face i knew it u are originally Lebanese 😉

[@nxo5031]

🥰🥰❤️❤️🇱🇧🇱🇧

[@_hunter_hunter1048]

Lebanon used to be a christian country untill the 7th century islamic arab invasion began cutting them down over the centuries , finally in the 70s they became the minority .. so yes you can drink Alcohol and eat Pork but in the Christian majority areas , with many local brands of beer and wine to choose from

[@khaledaltaban]

Arabs didn't force anyone to become Muslim. The proof is that Lebanon still until today has 40% Christian population. Its not Arabs fault that your country is failing and you have a bunch of political theives

[@hellophoenix]

You can’t buy alcohol 🍷 and walk around drinking it in many US cities

[@mikeylejan8849]

In christian areas Lebanon is allowed, in muslim areas it might be frowned upon or not allowed. If Hezbollah comes into power they might ban it.

[@Abraham_Tsfaye]

A country of thieves, crooks and murderers. Now it is destroyed and bankrupt. Justice!

[@wanyanaguda6229]

You are so pretty

[@edrleaco5131]

I thought lebanon is secular country like turkey.

[@28Justchecking]

Lebanon isnt secular It's Christian still fall under the maronite patriarch But since 95 Muslim emam got their voice for a huge gov decision but after all last decision goes to the patriarchal

[@BlackPinkize]

Lebanon is secular because it's the only country to celebrate all Christian and Muslim holidays equally. There are a lot of chruches, beaches, and mosques. People can wear a hijab or wear bikini. Doesn't seem to favor one religion over the other. It's based on freedom of religion.

[@charbelakl8542]

You can drink and drive in lebanon 😂

[@mohammadghadeer]

come to Syria, you are welcome

[@anwerabdallah569]

الله ما يعجبه شرب الخمر و الزنا و البطره و لكن لبنان فيه اخواننا المسيحيين و عادي في دينهم الشرب. و العلاقات الحميمه عندهم عادي. لما كانوا اخواننا المسيحيين يحكمون لبنان كان لبنان جنة الله في ارضه و كان كل شي جميل في لبنان و لكن المسلمين هم الذي خربوا لبنان و هم الي اشعلوا الحرب الاهليه و حاربوا اخواننا المسيحيين لانه كان ارتباطهم في الغرب في امريكا و بريطانيا اقوى من علاقتهم بجمال عبدالناصر و بمصر. العرب المسلمين في لبنان و الفليسطينيين هم الي دمروا لبنان و ادخلوه في حرب اهليه ردوا الحكم في لبنان لاخواننا المسيحيين و بدون ما يتدخل المسلمين الشيعه و السنه في الحكم و راح ترجع لبنان جنه انا مسلم بس اشوف ان المسيحيين في لبنان هم الاجدر بحكم لبنان مش حزب الله الشيعي و لا سعد الحريري وشلته. المسيحيين هم القادرين علي يرجعوا للبنان امجاده انا مسلم بس اقول الصدق. المسلمين ما يحكمون في مكان الا و يصير كله دمار خرابه.

[@youssefsaad132]

😂😂😂😂😂 of course u can drink alcohol

[@frchowdhury5093]

*poor lebanon ! ♪

[@empress2529]

so sad situation, the last Christian country in the Middle East (besides South Cyprus), ruined, as well :/ it is the most beautiful country in the Middle East, and it has an amazing history and archeology

[@alexandrea6925]

Ce n est vraiment pas le sujet le plus important actuellement pour faire une belle image du Liban grace à l alcool . La realité est que le peuple libanais est dans la misère et la pauvreté , sans electricité , sans travail et sans medicament , mais waww on trouve de l alcool . Certains libanais disent nous sommes pas des arabes , nous sommes pheniciens , alors appelez les pheniciens qu ils vous sortent de votre misère, pourquoi vous allez toujours demander de l aide aux pays arabes musulmans ? Et si vous vous croyez plus proche de l Europe , pourquoi les pays europeens ne vous aident pas ? La realité est que sans les aides des pays arabe le Liban secroule car nous sommes arabes que certains minoritaires le veulent ou pas .

[@Simboug]

Alcohol in Lebanon ? No way..... Really?????

[@Lekz0]

everything everything ... everything

[@BlackPinkize]

Lebanon is a secular country with a Christian president. Many churches, many mosques. you can wear a bikini or a hijab. Even Friday is not off, like in Europe. You can find wine and pork in all supermarkets. The country is secular and doesn't favor any religion over the other.

[@Simboug]

I was just kidding, I am Lebanese...

[@Alf560]

Hi Em, that was a good video. I would bet that you do not have any Lebanese DNA.....I mean not that it matters but it's just my guess!!!

[@20CamelsEmily]

Thanks GJ! :)

[@GH-zy2dh]

what is up with masks outdoors?

[@NarutoPower700]

bla bla bla ypu cant live withoit alcohol🙄

[@beirutgaming]

Nice clickbait! what a stupid title

[@عمرالدليمي-د2ر]

لحم

[@amoreitalianosi]

20camels are you lebanese? You look like you could be? If not lebanese what brought you to Lebanon?

[@rogueninja6927]

Lebanon use tp be a christian state :(

[@KnightOfEternity13]

u cute