Wasn't me !!

Benoit Debbane draws a comic page every friday for "l'hebdo magazine".

Building... for peace?

By Lebanese cartoonist Habib Haddad for "Al Hayat" newspaper.

Working students

-"We are seriously fed up of working and struggling to finance our education and end up in lousy mediocre schools because education is simply not part of the budget of our governments." says Lena Merhej in commenting her caricature.

A divorce story

Irony in black and white by illustrator Lena Merhej.

Gaza on my mind

By Lebanese illustrator Mazen Kerbaj.

Beirut driving

Traffic, going round in circles... Digitally enhanced ink on paper by illustrator Lena Merhej.

This story goes...

...inside the brains of a classical contemporary artist; ...on the beach; ...in the skies of Lebanon; ...in Gemmayzeh; ...in the skies of Lebanon
Oh well, Mazen Kerbaj takes us once again on the twisted paths of our twisted society.

Elections, Beijing style

"After the Beijing Olympics, back to our local sports page..."
" Election's ballot box"
Al Akhbar newspaper. Issue of the 21st of August 2008. A caricature by Lebanese illustrator Christiane Boustani.

LEBA-NONE

Basic rules and tests for Lebanese and Israeli soldiers. Mainly, a satire of violence and injustice towards civilian victims. Drawings found on the "Leba-none blog" during the 2006 war over Lebanon.

July 2006

By illustrator Areej Mahmoud during the 2006 Israeli war over Lebanon.

Denial

- "no, i didn't think of the battleship moudammira"
A caricature by illustrator Lena Merhej in response to Washington's decision to deploy the USS Cole off Lebanon's coast.

Beirut!... we missed ya!

Caricaturist Stavro Jabra provides daily caricatures for Al Balad Lebanese newspaper. Above is a satire in response to signs of a civil war showing again in Lebanon.

Future Television

Today's caricature by Armand Homsi for the An-nahar Lebanese newspaper, in response to the Future TV station that was forced to close by Hezbollah on Friday, May 9.

Stavro Jabra by Emile Adaimy

A portrait of Stavro Jabra by animator and illustrator Emile Adaimy. Corel Painter can be a mighty weapon!

THE CIVIL WAR WON'T PASS

"THE CIVIL WAR WON'T PASS"
"we buy: kalshnikov (russian model) and 50 sand bags."
Mazen Kerbaj, for the Al Akhbar newspaper on November 20.

Our president

Thought of the day by Benoit Debbane on his blog.

Areej Mahmoud

A satire of the current political situation of Lebanon, reflecting the general
disgust of the people. By illustrator Areej Mahmoud. Mahmoud is a graphic design graduate from the American University of Beirut (AUB) and he is presently living and working in Lebanon.

Mur du Sang

"Mur du sang", literally "wall of blood" depicting the 1982
invasion of Israel over Lebanon. By caricaturist Stavro Jabra.

Where is the next bomb?

Beirut conversations these days by illustrator Lena Merhej.

Stavro Jabra by Armand Homsi

Caricature drawing of Stavro Jabra, by Armand Homsi.