Fátima Fouad el-Samman | The Public Source

Protesters at a demonstration inside The New York Times building, holding a banner accusing the publication of coverage related to war crimes, with one person speaking through a megaphone.

صحافة حرة تختار الصمت عن فلسطين: تحقيق حول الرقابة في وسائل الإعلام الأميركية

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لورا البسط

A black-and-white photograph of a large formation of Lebanese Army soldiers marching in tight unison during a drill. The soldiers are dressed in matching uniforms and combat boots, wearing distinctive helmets with integrated ear and chin protection, holding rifles diagonally across their chests. In the background, a war-torn urban landscape features large mounds of dirt and rubble in front of a heavily damaged, multi-story apartment complex and a smaller white building marked with bullet holes.

Arming the State Against the Nation: The Illusion of a Military Solution in Lebanon

By

Jonathan Hassine

ذُيّلت هذه الصورة بعدسة المصوّر القطب بجملة: "مقاتلونا يحمون البحر من العدو والغدر". أربعة مقاومين عند الشاطئ يتصدون للاجتياح الإسرائيلي عام ١٩٨٢. الجنوب، لبنان. ١٩٨٢. (يوسف القطب، مجموعة يوسف القطب في أرشيف المتحف الفلسطيني الرقمي)

المائِدَةُ والمُسَيَّرةُ

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وَسيلة عبّود

An exhibition wall featuring a large framed border map with Arabic text on the left, and a full-length olive-green military jumpsuit with a matching boonie hat hanging on the right.

Setting the Record: Withaqeyya and the Politics of Collective Memory

By

Fátima Fouad el-Samman

Inside a large arched greenhouse with overhead irrigation nozzles, one woman walks toward the back carrying two yellow watering cans while another woman uses a yellow can to water trays of green seedlings on a raised metal table.

“A Silent War on Life”: The Fight for Lebanon’s Land and Seeds

By

Yara El Murr Julia Choucair Vizoso

في الصورة، تظهر عيون طفلَين في شاحنة النقل في صيدا، تودعان الجنوب.

الفجر العاشر جنوب الليطاني

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زهراء لقّيس

Map documenting the 1978 invasion of the occupied border strip to the Litani. (Withaqiyyah)

Crossing the “Security Belt:” A History of the Occupied Lebanese Border Strip

By

Amani Rammal

An older woman dressed in black sits beside a bed inside a tent-like shelter, holding a folded blanket. A small plate of fruit and a book rest on the bed next to her.

“They’re Trying to Take Paradise From Us”

Photographs by

Fatima Joumaa

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

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Fátima Fouad el-Samman

صورة من العام ١٩٥٠ لنساء يرتدين السواد ويبكين قرب ضريح في مقبرة التوانسة بحي الشجاعيّة، التي تضمّ قبورًا للشهداء والأولياء. غزة، فلسطين المحتلة. ١٩٥٠. (الأرشيف الشخصي للدكتور شكري حجازي)

متى نعودُ إلى البيت؟

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رفعت العرعير عاصم النبيه

A man stands with his back to the camera and the sea before him. The sun is bright and the water is a deep blue.

Abducted by Israel and Abandoned by Lebanon, Lebanese Fishermen Fear the Sea

By

Lylla Younes Christina Cavalcanti

A collage of a young girl (Milad Daqqa) playfully standing by an iron-barred window with her father's handwritten notes reflecting on the glass.

“They Make Death, and I'm the Labor of Life”: Palestinian Prisoners’ Sperm Smuggling as an Affirmation of Life

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Layal Ftouni