by BÉATRICE PATRIE and EMMANUEL ESPAÑOL One hundred days after the end of the war of 2006, the assassination of young minister Pierre Gemayel plunged Lebanon again in the endless spiral of terror. Impotence, but not resignation, strange word in the Lebanese vocabulary. Fall seven times, rise eight times. Everybody is aware what the Lebanese are capable of. But in addition to their known courage for incessantly building their destroyed houses, their broken lives, how can we endow them with the necessary courage for getting rid of the ordeals of a revolved political history, with its feudal lords and warlords? The children of Israel can sleep on their two ears, essentially affirmed Ben Gourion, when the tribe of Israel is no longer surrounded by all the tribes of the Middle East ... It is against this vision that Lebanon should nowadays be constructed.