The Pain of Our People is Not Your Cashcow: On Photojournalism and the Exploitation of Suffering in Conflicts
The pain that the people of Palestine and Lebanon have endured in the past three years is far...
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Holding Olives: Preserving Culture in Times of War
Holding Olives: Preserving Culture in Times of War Artists Document Land Sovereignty in South Lebanon Granddaughter of the...
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My Open Letter To Heba M.: On Arab Women and Hunger Strikes
Heba, We’ve never met. And, it must be quite odd for a stranger, a writer, to write you...
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Reflections on Feminism and Palestine
I have been wanting to write about feminism and Palestine since the beginning of the genocidal war in...
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For the Syrian Perspective, Look No Farther than Syrians
In May 2025, two major global news outlets contacted me to see if I was available for a...
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“Crack Your Windows” and Other Drugs: How Lebanon Outsourced Survival to Its People
As Israeli warplanes once again blacken Beirut’s skies and southern villages empty on the eve of sacred holidays,...
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The Dual Violence Against Lebanon: A Quiet Invasion and a Loud Aggression
The Ailanthus tree, an invasive species, spreads quietly and persistently—colonizing the land, choking out native ecosystems, and disrupting...
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The Occupation of Feeling: Grief, Numbness, and the War That Lingers Within
The past year and a half has carved itself into an irreversible chapter of history. There is a...
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“رسالة من “مكان آمن
يد تمتد عبر الزجاج المكسور لنافذة محطمة في صور، جنوب لبنان، 2024. تصوير كارمن يحشوشي مرحبا تيتا. أعتذر...
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