The article explores the legacy of the Karami family, a prominent Sunni Muslim political dynasty in Lebanon, known for producing three prime ministers during critical historical periods. Abdul Hamid Karami, the second prime minister, served in 1945, while his son Rashid held the position eight times until his tragic assassination in 1987. Omar Karami also served as prime minister but faced challenges following the assassination of Rafik Hariri in 2005. Today, Faisal Karami seeks to preserve the family’s influence amid a complex political landscape shaped by both regional and international factors.
The Karami family's influence is palpable, with leaders serving as Lebanese prime ministers 11 times during fluctuating periods, highlighting their significant political legacy.
Faisal Karami leads a new generation aiming to uphold their family's legacy amidst the turbulent political landscape shaped by both local and global forces.
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