Tag Archives: Lebanon
Israel’s policy of incremental genocide continues
Jamal Kanj reminds us that although Binyamin Netanyahu’s latest military adventure in the Gaza Strip has failed, Israel’s "starvation diet" and "incremental genocide" against the Strip’s 1.7 million human beings continues. Read more [...]
Who are our friends?
Once upon a time, in our naïveté, Read more [...]
Lebanon: even coffee is political
Jamal Kanj says 23 years after its civil war, Lebanon is neither wiser nor less divided, and with a political system perpetuating the national divide and failing to fix the country’s ills. Read more [...]
Lebanon: beauty, resistance and shame
Gilad Atzmon relates his experience of Lebanon, from “natural beauty, rebellious spirit, pious clarity, tolerance, wild night life, unbelievable hummus” and resistance against Israeli aggression to shameful discrimination against Palestinian refugees. Read more [...]
