IS IT?

By CD Sami Saab of Publicis Graphics Beirut, for Aoun's party, the Free Patriotic Movement.

For non Arabic readers, here is a translation: The scribbled message is a play on words, as an A (the Arabic 'A' letter as 'aleph' - in orange) was added to the second word (read from right), to remind people that a nation is a 'Union' not a 'Company' (as the word originally meant if the letter wasn't added).

I LUV LIFE

By Saatchi & Saatchi Beirut part of The infamous 'I LOVE LIFE' campaign during Independence O5

Lebanese Forces Greeting

The Shadow of El'Hakeem, the cross--made of Becharré wood?!-- the circled Cedar, the trimmed edge of the cross, the message from Dr. Geagea to his comrades in the Forces, make of this visual a political greeting message.