سينتيا عيسى | مصدر عام

A side-view shot of a woman in holding a small Iranian flag as she walks along a city sidewalk. In the background, a man walks past a long, vibrant mural. The mural displays intricate illustrations, small Palestinian flags, and a central portrait of a mother cradling a child.

From Colonial Psychiatry to Pop Psychology: The Psychological War on Anti-Imperialism

By

Niyousha Bastani

خريطة لاجتياح الليطاني ١٩٧٨ والشريط الحدودي المحتل. (وثاقية)

العبور إلى "الحزام الأمني": تاريخ الشريط الحدودي اللبناني المحتلّ

بقلم

أماني رمّال

يقف جندي بين آليات عسكرية في شارع، في مشهد يوحي بالتوتر والاستعداد.

شرعية السلاح بين الدولة والمقاومة: من يدافع عن من؟

بقلم

زياد أبو ريش

A collection of illustrations of midwives and pregnant women; someone putting their ear to a pregnant abdomen, someone else carrying a baby, another person shown to be awake in bed.

Labor Amid Displacement: How Lebanon's Midwives are Carrying Expecting Mothers Through War

By

Amelia Hankins Ghadir Hamadi

A mural of a green military tank is painted on a concrete wall with graffiti and a low brick barrier above; a woman is confronting the tank; trees and blue sky are visible in the background.

Live Page

Dispatches From the Lebanese Stronghold

Edited by

Lara Bitar Christina Cavalcanti Sintia Issa Lylla Younes Basyma Saad

Amal Khalil at her desk in the Al-Akhbar office, editing an upcoming episode of her newly launched program, Ahel al-Ared (The People of the Land).

In Remembrance

“Where Should I Be, Shama‘ or Khiam?”: Amal Khalil’s Two Decades of Militant Journalism

By

Fátima Fouad el-Samman

Children walk through the charred remains of what was once a school.

Textbook Genocide: Why Israel Bombs Schools

By

Jo Kelcey

An airplane flies over Beirut's southern suburbs of Dahye, with plumes of smoke rising in the background from ongoing Israeli bombardment.

Symptomatic Steadfastness: Politicizing Trauma with Lara Sheehi

By

Nour Nahhas

Edited by

Sintia Issa Livia Bergmeijer

Reporter stands next to blast-damaged car

2024 Coverage

Dispatches From the Lebanese Front

Edited by

Lara Bitar Christina Cavalcanti Tracy J. Jawad Livia Bergmeijer Sintia Issa Farah-Silvana Kanaan

Dozens of people swim in Dalieh as the waves crash on the shore.

Holding on to Dalieh

By

Fátima Fouad el-Samman

Illlustration of people trapped within structures.

“We Are Everywhere, But Invisible”: How One System Facilitates Sexualized Violence and Protects its Perpetrators

By

Christina Cavalcanti

A 1915 photo of Armenian revolutionaries.

Homage to the Honest Soldiers

By

Panos Aprahamian