After an extended period of inactivity and political paralysis, the Lebanese Parliament was back to holding meetings and discussing legislative...
When a Wall Street Journal investigation concluded earlier this December that Israel had used white phosphorous munitions in southern Lebanon,...
Since the very first days of the October escalations on the southern Lebanese front, public opinion in Lebanon has been deeply split. Between those calling for keeping Lebanon out of the conflict and those calling for further military support for Palestinian resistance groups, many nuanced positions have also emerged. Campaigns...
Lebanon’s Parliament has been far from functional during the last few months, with several sociopolitical files running into political deadlock...
It’s been almost two months since Hezbollah began engaging in clashes with the Israeli occupation on October 8, in an...
Journalists Farah Omar and Rabie al-Maamari were killed by an Israeli drone strike on Tuesday, November 21 while on assignment for Al Mayadeen in the Tayr Harfa area in southern Lebanon. Their driver, Hussein Akil, was also killed in the attack. In a statement published on their social media pages,...
Israeli airstrikes have twice targeted gatherings of journalists in south Lebanon today, as media organizations and news stations seek to...
Nearly one month since the start of operation Al-Aqsa Flood on October 7, Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah finally took...
Since before the 1948 Nakba which displaced 700,000 Palestinians, Zionist militants and Israeli occupation forces have committed countless human rights violations against the Palestinian people and Arab countries. Recounting all these violations in one article is a practical impossibility, given the frequency of violations across decades of occupation and apartheid....
On Wednesday, October 4, caretaker Minister of Justice Henri Khoury referred the pro-change Judges’ Club to judicial inspection. The club’s...
The following article uses pseudonyms to protect the identities of those interviewed. “I didn’t change. It was still me.” —...
Lebanon has historically been known for being relatively liberal when compared to the overall MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region. It also gained a reputation for a rich cultural scene, hosting a diverse range of traditional, religious and social practices, alongside a diverse ecosystem and desirable weather. In the...