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Jana Safieddine

An Arab in the United States: In Between Two Forces 

I am a 17-year-old Lebanese-American student currently commencing my senior year in high school. I have resided in the United...
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Rayanne Tawil

Why Lebanon keeps laughing when everything hurts

As war, displacement and crises reshape everyday life, comedians, therapists and venue attendees describe the comedy room as a place...
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Nicholas Frakes

‘They want to make it impossible for anyone to live here’

Besides Israel’s repeated destruction of entire villages in south Lebanon, the use of bombings, white phosphorus and chemicals has systematically damaged and destroyed the region’s environment for years to come. The sound of buzzing grew steadily louder and louder on a small plot of land on the side of the...
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Sally Abou AlJoud

Lebanon’s young workers caught in a cycle of crisis

Years of economic collapse have pushed many young Lebanese into unemployment and precarious work, while the 2026 war has further...
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Beirut Today

Local Seed Extinction | The Crisis Threatening Lebanon’s Food Sovereignty | Beirut Today

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMeBblBAyzg For decades, farmers in Lebanon and the Levant nurtured a deep connection with the land by saving, planting, and...
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Rayanne Tawil

The forgotten displaced: The war stories Lebanon did not hear

As hundreds of thousands fled Israeli bombardment in southern Lebanon, migrant workers escaped the same war while remaining largely invisible. Their stories reveal a community displaced with nowhere to turn. By Rayanne Tawil The small room inside Tres Marias carries traces of many lives. Plastic containers and basic kitchen utensils...
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Nicholas Frakes

We Are The People of The South

Even as Israel continues to occupy and bomb parts of south Lebanon, those who can are slowly returning to their...
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Beirut Today

“Should I Wear the Vest?”: The Deadly Dilemma of Lebanese Journalists

The Union of Journalists in Lebanon reflects on Journalism day: “Should I wear the press vest or not? Will I...
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Nicholas Frakes

‘We should be in the plan’: War in Lebanon leaves migrant workers displaced and alone

Migrant workers in Lebanon are forced to fend for themselves amid the latest war between Hezbollah and Israel, relying on those in their community to survive. Byline: Nicholas Frakes It was the middle of the night on March 2 and 30-year-old Sara was asleep at home along with her six-and-a-half-year-old...
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Beirut Today

Displacement Journey With 24 Cats and 2 Dogs | Beirut Today

Displaced from Dahieh due to the ongoing war, Darine Tabbara was forced to relocate once again after experiencing displacement in...
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Kamar Ghossn

لبنان: عمال غير مرئيين.. وقوانين عاجزة

في زحمة بيروت التي لا تهدأ، تتلاقى مئات القصص في سوق العمل غير الرسمي الذي لم تشمله الدولة برعاية قوانينها...
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Beirut Today

معمل الفرز جديد | New sorting facility

The Jib Jenin waste plant in West Bekaa has turned into an environmental disaster, threatening the health of nearby residents and the surrounding ecosystem. Piles of untreated garbage, toxic leaks, and foul odors are spreading across the area, contaminating water sources and farmland.  By Hasan Sendian...
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