Sidon, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, has endured millennia of conquest and conflict while preserving its rich Phoenician heritage, historic port, and enduring role in Lebanon’s coastal life.
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South Lebanon border villages
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South Lebanon border villages - South Lebanon - Nawraj Association - Fouad Abou Nader - Border Villages - Lady of Haramoun Food CourtRebuilding from within: Nawraj’s economic vision for South Lebanon
Nawraj Association is shifting from emergency relief to long-term economic recovery in South Lebanon, investing in job creation, education, healthcare and sustainable livelihoods to help border communities rebuild and remain in their villages.By The Beiruter -
South Lebanon border villages - South Lebanon villages - Christian border villages - Village life - Village traditionsTyre, five thousand years of history by the sea
Tyre, one of the world's oldest cities, carries nearly 5,000 years of Phoenician, Roman, and Lebanese history along the mediterranean.By Jenna Geagea -
South Lebanon border villages - IDF positions south Lebanon - UN Resolution 1701 - UNIFIL Lebanon - South Lebanon - UNIFIL - Lebanese ArmyCan Lebanon take control of its own south?
A look at Lebanon’s transition after UNIFIL, exploring the future of the international presence in the south, the role of the Lebanese Army, the implementation of Resolution 1701 and the challenges surrounding security and sovereignty.By Emile Aoun -
South Lebanon border villages - Rmeish Ain Ebel Marjayoun conflict - Displacement south Lebanon - Fr Pierre al-Rahi Qlayaa - Israel Hezbollah warThe Christian villages of the South face displacement
Border communities in southern Lebanon face renewed displacement and loss as escalating conflict once again places villages like Rmeish, Ain Ebel, and Marjayoun on the front lines of a war many residents say is not theirs.By Jenna Geagea
