Jieh to Byblos. He also served as a youth shadow Minister of Tourism and Industry between in 2007–2008. The second Youth Shadow government was established after a bill was passed on December 12, 2005, by the Lebanese cabinet to establish and support such a structure. This was developed by MP and Editor in Chief of An-Nahar daily, Gebran Tueni who was assassinated during the Cedar Revolution. Eid was also the editor-in-chief of the weekly magazine Al Raii el Aam (public opinion). He also occupied the seat of political editor at the web news agency iloubnan.info in 2008. He was also a freelance writer with articles published in publications such as Timeout-Beirut, Naharashabab, Elite, El taswik el Arabi-Dubai, and Haya-Dubai. At the end of 2008, Lebanese Radio CEO Fouad Hamdan asked Eid to present a talk show on Radio Lebanon tackling the Lebanese elections in June 2009. Eid proposed the program name Saadat Al Nakheb, which was approved and began airing on January 9, 2009. The show voiced the opinions of young people and independent politicians. In a review in Annahar saadat al Nakheb the program was described as an "innovative new show that is timely and needed". The show aired until the end of June 2009. He then started the program Lana wa Lakum which tackled the daily issues of Lebanese society; it ended by September 2009. On April 7, 2009, Eid began his television career with the newly reborn Murr television. He became a reporter known for his innovative style of reporting on a wide range of issues from social to political. On October 7, 2010, an MTV correspondent received threats related to his reporting on the mysterious purchase of lands by Hezbollah in the eastern part of the Lebanese capital Beirut. A step which has been considered to have caused a demographic imbalance in the region. However, despite these threats, Eid prepared and aired a follow -up report on the same issue on October 23, 2010, and another on November 26, 2010. Eid joined Voice of Lebanon (VDL 100.5FM) radio station as a news anchor and show host on January 15, 2011. On February 7 he aired the political show Al-mahkama which tackled all issues related to the Special Tribunal of Lebanon. February 17, Eid took a phone call on air from a witness to P.M. Hariri's assassination, Zuhair el Sedik, who launched a series of accusations during