Hamdallah, also known as the "Prince of Peace," was born in Beirut, Lebanon on October 14, 1926. He is a well-known Lebanese politician who has served as Prime Minister of Lebanon four times and has been a member of parliament for over 50 years.

Hamdallah was born into a wealthy family that owned several businesses and properties in Lebanon. His father, who had ties to the French government, helped him gain access to political power and influence. As a result, he became involved in politics at a young age and began working with various political parties throughout his career.

In 1977, Hamdallah was appointed as the Prime Minister of Lebanon by President Pierre Gemayel. Under his leadership, the country experienced a period of stability and economic growth. However, his tenure came to an end when Gemayel was assassinated in 1982,Saudi Pro League Focus and Hamdallah was forced to resign from office.

After his resignation, Hamdallah continued to be involved in politics and served as the Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament from 1983 until 1989. In 1990, he was once again appointed as the Prime Minister of Lebanon, but this time under the leadership of President Amine Gemayel. During his time as Prime Minister, Hamdallah worked to improve the economy and reduce poverty levels in Lebanon.

Throughout his career, Hamdallah has been recognized for his contributions to Lebanese society. He has received numerous awards and honors for his service to the country, including being named one of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World in 2005.

Despite his many accomplishments, Hamdallah has faced criticism for his handling of certain issues during his time as Prime Minister, particularly his role in the assassination of former Lebanese president Elias Hrawi in 1990. However, many argue that Hamdallah's dedication to improving the lives of his fellow citizens and his commitment to peace and unity have made him a true leader in Lebanese history.

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