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Al-Shamouniya and Lebanon
Dori Shimon, one of the most prominent witnesses to Lebanese history, has passed away after nine decades of life, marking the end of a long era that witnessed the flourishing of the Shimonist movement and profound changes in Lebanon, especially within the Christian community. He was among the key figures who lived through and continued to solidify his family's political legacy, particularly that of his father, President Camille Shimon. He witnessed significant moments such as the first independence and the Lebanese Civil War. Historically, the Shimonist movement included bases from Shia, Sunni, and Christian communities, and over time, it evolved into a militant party involved in armed conflicts during the 1970s. After transforming into a field faction allied with Bashir Gemayel's forces, it reflected a pattern of sectarianism and military conflict in Lebanon.
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