Kaferkahel

Kaferkahel ( Kafer-Qãhël) and some says Kfarqahel ( Kfar-Qãhël) is a Lebanese village of Al-Koura villages in the North governorate. Characterized by its geographical location as it separates the district of Al-Koura and Zagarta-corner through the valley Qadisha and the river Qadisha. The village is half Greek Orthodox Christian and half Sunni Muslim). There's a church (St.Georges) and a mosque in the center of the village and a little abandoned church on the banks of Qadisha river (St. Elias Mar Illiess), this church is used in July to celebrate Mar Illiess.
River of Qadisha.
The "Kadisha River" ( Nahr Qadishä) (also known as "Nahr Abu-A'ali" ), passes through this village..
Immigrants.
There are a lot of immigrants from Kaferkahel to several countries like:
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They visit their friends and family in the summer and holidays.
Notable migrants include the McGuire family in Sydney, Australia who's original surname 'Hajjeh' was changed by the government on arrival.
John McGuire who was a judge at the district court
https://www.smh.com.au/national/integrity-steered-solicitor-to-bench-20110410-1d98e.html
Mark McGuire was changed in Australia and who went on to become Lebanese Australian of the year in 2010. https://arabicpages.com.au/article/mark-mcguire.html
Mark's son Mark McGuire jnr is currently a leading cardiologist and professor at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
https://www.mns.org.au/our-services/our-specialists/prof-mark-mcguire
Population.
The local population do not exceed 500 inhabitants. And the main families of Kaferkahel are: 
Election of the municipalities of Kaferkahel.
On the last municipal elections on 30 April 2010 retired Brigadier General Nizar Abdul Qader won under the chairmanship of the municipality, headed by Mr. Edmond El-Nabbout as vice president, and Al-Mukhtar is Mr. Mufeed Hajjeh 