or anything re Beirut?... must not be on the mainstreams media's "push this point incessantly this is an edict from your boss" list???
I wonder why?.. do you think it may be all the burqas in the photo's?
Termos’ actions are believed to have saved the lives of many others, but his story and the bombings in Lebanon have largely been overshadowed by the Paris attacks.
“There are many many families, hundreds of families probably, who owe their completeness to his sacrifice, ” Beirut physician Elie Fares said in her blog.
Termos’s widow Bassima Termos told CNN that the people of the town were proud of his sacrifice.
“All our neighbours and the people of our town are so proud of him,” she said. “The close ones and the friends, and the strangers ... everyone is proud.”
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the twin suicide bombings that killed about 45 people including Termos. More than 200 people were injured. But Termos’ daughter was among the survivors.
Young father Adel Termos risked his own life to tackle a man wearing an explosives vest, which some believe prevented the suicide bomber from entering a Shiite mosque and killing many more people.
Termos was with his daughter at the mosque in southern Lebanon when his afternoon prayers were interrupted by an explosion caused by a suicide bomber.
He went outside to check out what was happening when he saw a man running down a hill screaming “Allahu akbar”, Termos’s father, Akram Termos, told CNN.
Despite the danger to his own life, the 32-year-old car mechanic and father of two, ran towards the suicide bomber and pinned him to the ground. He was killed when the man detonated his vest.
