Saturday, November 4, 2017
Lebanon’s power players | | Al Jazeera
Lebanon’s parliament, which is made up of 128 seats, is divided equally among Muslims and Christians. The most powerful of these political forces include Shia and Sunni Muslims, Maronite and Greek Orthodox Christians, and those affiliated with the Druze faith. Lebanon’s 18 recognised religious sects are all represented in parliament. Under a political system forged in 1989 in line with the Taif
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