By Magda Abu-Fadil (original source The Huffington Post)
“News of a mini civil war in Lebanon between the Lebanese army and fighters thought to belong to the Islamic State (formerly ISIS) triggered a wave of rumors this week that were blamed in part on traditional media.
The troubling clashes along the eastern border are a spillover of the three-plus years of neighboring Syria’s own war and have sent chills down the Lebanese people’s spines.”
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