42 years ago, the Lebanese civil war started. 27 years ago, we were told it ended. For 27 years we’ve been commemorating the start of the civil […]
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Lebanon’s Jews are often forgotten, this documentary sheds light on the community
This article was published at StepFeed on March 22, 2017. We really don’t know much about Lebanon’s Jewish community.For many, “Lebanese Jewish” is too remote […]
In honor of Ghazi Aad, a gathering for the cause
A gathering will be held on Saturday noon to honor the memory of Ghazi Aad, Lebanon’s relentless activist who passed away last month after a […]
Lebanon’s relentless activist Ghazi Aad dies, but his legacy lives on
Ghazi Aad used a wheelchair, but this never stopped him, nor did it slow him down. In fact, up until recently, he had remained as […]
Lebanon’s hidden epidemic: Why are so many silent when things are so bad?
There is no shortage of things to protest when it comes to this small Middle Eastern country. From the raging war next door, to its […]
Kfarabida: The invaluable sea, the wounds of war, and development
Many of you have heard of the endeavored usurpation of the Kfarabida beach by now. In fact the Newsroom Nomad has mentioned it quite a […]
The long wait: Families of disappeared are still searching for answers
Imagine what it’s like living without your loved ones, without seeing their faces or knowing what might have been. Imagine having to wait for their […]