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Lebanese journalist Rawan AlAmeen says since Israel expanded its genocidal war into Lebanon, it is her Gazan contacts reaching out to offer words of hope.
"My heart is breaking for Lebanon and for humanity," she wrote on X, formerly Twitter, on Monday as news hit of Israel's new massacres.
In a video posted to her X account, former adult film actress Khalifa appeared to respond to recent reports of US deploying to the Middle East to protect Israel
On a fateful day in February 2022, Ibrahim al-Marashi found himself praying in two religions for two Marias. In a world where narcissism and conflict cause immeasurable hurt, humanity can triumph over division, he writes.
Over the past year, our hearts and minds have been shattered. For mental health podcaster Layla Maghribi, Israel's genocide in Gaza has changed her forever.
The surprise delay last week sparked widespread confusion, forcing institutions, businesses and residents to revise their schedules - and creating pandemonium.
Years of state-sponsored Islamophobia have stirred the UK's racist underbelly, which reminds Tariq Mehmood of the 70s and the dangerous era of Paki bashing.
Lebanon's iconic Baalbek festival has returned with a live audience for the first time since 2019.
Lebanese security forces have arrested a man who claimed to be a prophet and started a social media war with Egyptian Twitter users.
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Lebanon's tourism minister Walid Nassar has unveiled a new slogan, 'Crazy Love', to market the country to foreign visitors as it reels from unprecedented economic and political crises.