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Kousba

Village in Koura District, Lebanon

Kousba (Arabic: كوسبا) is a village in the Koura District, in the Northern Governorate of Lebanon. Kousba has around 5,000 residents, most of which are

Kousba

Lebanese Greek Orthodox Christians

Marjeyoun, Tripoli, Rashaya, Byblos, and Zgharta. Achrafieh, Amioun, Rahbeh, Kousba, Anfeh, Deddeh, Kfaraakka, Aaba, Afsdik, Bdebba, Batroumine, Bishmizzine

Lebanese Greek Orthodox Christians

Lebanese_Greek_Orthodox_Christians

Koura District

District in North Governorate, Lebanon

Major Cities Kfaraakka Amioun Enfeh Deddeh Kousba Ras Maska

Koura District

Koura_District

Marada Movement

Political party in Lebanon

militia destroyed the house of Greek Orthodox MP Fouad Ghosn in the town of Kousba in the Koura district after he voted for Bachir Gemayel during the 1982

Marada Movement

Marada_Movement

Zgharta Liberation Army

Marada Movement branch in the Lebanese Civil War

Party (SSNP) militia forces for the control of the Christian villages of Kousba, Kfaraakka, Bsarma, Dahr-al-Ain and several others in the Koura District

Zgharta Liberation Army

Zgharta_Liberation_Army

MEB-1170

Pharmaceutical compound

Opioid Use Disorder". BioSpace. 29 October 2020. Retrieved 1 January 2026. Kousba AA, Cherup WN, Bayoumy S, Kuo L, Tounge B, Reines S (22 October 2024). (T1230-02-11)

MEB-1170

Fayez Ghosn

Lebanese politician (1950–2021)

Orthodox Christian family with origins in Northern Lebanon. He was born in Kousba on 28 June 1950. Ghosn was a member of the Lebanon's Christian political

Fayez Ghosn

Fayez_Ghosn

Daizy Gedeon

Australian-Lebanese journalist and filmmaker

is an Australian-Lebanese journalist and filmmaker. Gedeon was born in Kousba, Lebanon in 1965. Her family immigrated to Australia when she was five years

Daizy Gedeon

Daizy_Gedeon

Lara Habib Chamat

Lebanese news presenter

Senior Business News presenter on Al Arabiya News Channel. Lara, born in Kousba, Koura District, is of Lebanese origin, studied banking and finance as an

Lara Habib Chamat

Lara_Habib_Chamat

Amioun

Capital of Koura District, Lebanon

engagés de la jeunesse argentine, ou le nouveau visage du Liban (Chantiri de Kousba et Amioun – Chamas, Juri (Khouri), Azar, Neme, Naput (Nabbout), Farias,

Amioun

List of extrajudicial killings and political violence in Lebanon

as their cars caught fire, and they suffocated to death. Kousba Massacre July 5–6, 1976 Kousba, Koura District 12–15 Lebanese Christian civilians (Greek

List of extrajudicial killings and political violence in Lebanon

List_of_extrajudicial_killings_and_political_violence_in_Lebanon

Farid Habib

Lebanese politician

along with Eddy Abillammaa. Habib was born to a Greek Orthodox family from Kousba. He attended Tripoli Evangelical High School and graduated from the American

Farid Habib

Farid_Habib

Alberto Abdala

Vice-President of Uruguay from 1967 to 1972

descent, his parents Jawarjis and Miriam Abdallah having migrated from Kousba, Koura District to Uruguay in 1915. He was a member of the Colorado Party

Alberto Abdala

Alberto_Abdala

Barron Valley Hotel

Historic site in Queensland, Australia

(Alexander) Nasser, a Lebanese migrant whose family had emigrated from Kousba to Clermont in Queensland in the late nineteenth century, took over the

Barron Valley Hotel

Barron_Valley_Hotel

Sami Rihana

Paris-Sorbonne University (Paris IV) and a publisher. Born in the village of Kousba in the Koura District of North Lebanon in 1941, he enrolled in the Lebanese

Sami Rihana

Sami_Rihana

Nicolas Ghosn

Lebanese politician and lawyer (1940–2018)

Nicolas Ghosn Born 1940 Kousba, Lebanon Died 1 November 2018(2018-11-01) (aged 77–78) Occupation Politician

Nicolas Ghosn

Nicolas_Ghosn

Mary Sallom

American Syrian-born physician (1884–1955)

Yacoub Salloum) and Barbara Ghosn (Gosen) Sallom. Her parents were from Kousba in present-day Lebanon, which Mary Sallom also considered her hometown.

Mary Sallom

Mary_Sallom

Andraos

Surname list

surname. It is commonly found in Lebanon in the villages of Jaj, Kefar Aaka, Kousba and Damour and Nabay.[citation needed] Notable people with the surname include:

Andraos

Lebanese Army Military Academy

Military unit

there. After that, students were given a 15 days leave and joined a camp in Kousba. On September 25, the school moved to St. Anthony convent in Baabda, and

Lebanese Army Military Academy

Lebanese_Army_Military_Academy

5th century in Lebanon

Professors: Hamatoura monastery (Arabic: دَيْر رُقَاد ٱلسَّيِّدَة حَمَاطُورَة), Kousba. Anastasi Romano-Byzantine Cathedral, modern-day Nejmeh Square, Beirut.

5th century in Lebanon