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Dana Hourany is a journalist at The Public Source.

Bruised fruits and kitchen utensils are laid around the green metal column of the Fiat bridge in Beirut.

Life on the Streets of Beirut

Real estate speculation, combined with the absence of state policies to ensure housing as a basic right, created housing precarity well before the economic crisis.

An ambulance on a debris-strewn street with smoke and flames visible in the background. Trees and damaged vehicles are present.

“In My Free Time, I Go to the ER”: Frontline Healthcare Worker Isn’t Going Anywhere

Dana Hourany

A collapsing red wall and destroyed furniture. A piece of tapestry showing the al-Aqsa Mosque still hangs on the red wall.

“We Drank Resilience From the Waters of the South”

Dana Hourany

An old black and white photo showcasing a hillside with a castle perched atop.

Stolen By a Map: The Haunting History of Lebanon’s Lost Villages

Dana Hourany

Chloé Benoist

Annia Ciezadlo

Tala Hassan

Rita Kabalan

Rania Saadallah

A large brown bear rests comfortably in its shelter at a wildlife sanctuary in Aley, Lebanon.

Wild Encounters: Meet the Eco-Warriors and the Endangered Animals They Defend

Dana Hourany

Man wearing black standing in front of his farm in the border town of Dhayra, South Lebanon. He is surrounded by burnt trees and grass impacted by Israel's White Phosphorus attacks.

In South Lebanon, Cultivating Resistance Against Israel’s “Substance from Hell”

Dana Hourany

Yara El Murr

A man in a cap with a white mustache points a thick black hose into a plastic grey water container, and water flows from the hose into the container. There are other such containers around him.

Riding with the Black Hose Brigade: The Truckers Who Bring You Water When the Government Fails

Christina Cavalcanti

Dana Hourany