evidence: The town of Arsal lies along the Lebanese-Syrian frontier, in sits in what is commonly referred to as the anti-Lebanon mountain range, overlooking the Bekaa Valley. Its municipal boundaries run some 50 kilometers along the Syrian border fence, it is accessible only via a 10km road that winds toward the town stemming off the main artery linking Baalbek, Labwa and Hermel, and its steep surrounding mountains mean Arsal is largely isolated from other nearby Lebanese towns. [...] [1] "Arsal: A Lebanese Town in Support of the Syrian Revolution," Al-Jazeera Net, January 17, 2014, http://goo.gl/lwCtL0 [3] "Arsal: A Lebanese Town," Op. cit.