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A woman holds a painting of former political prisoner Georges Abdallah outside of the Rafik Hariri Airport in Beirut, Lebanon.

“Changing the Defenders, Not the Cause”: Inside the Revolutionary Path of Masar Badil

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Julia Choucair Vizoso Farah-Silvana Kanaan

Cut out of a Spanish Civil War propaganda poster.

Where Are the Calls to Arms for the Palestinian Resistance?

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Daniel Lobato Bellido

A pencil drawing of Palestinian prisoners under the moonlight, looking up at the moon in awe, and at its glow/reflection on the ground near them.

“Victory Over My Jailer”: The Afterlife of Revolutionary Walid Daqqa’s Steadfast Love

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Walid Daqqa

What is the responsibility of knowledge producers to Palestine?

Seizing Knowledge Production in Solidarity With Palestine

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Julia Choucair Vizoso

A composite of a senior woman protesting during the October 2019 uprising in the foreground against an old Mar Mkhayel barber shop in the background.

Indefinitely Deferred: Dignified Retirement Inaccessible to Most

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Layla Yammine

الصفحة الأولى لصحيفة النهار اللبنانية.

شركة إنترا للاستثمار: "أكثر أسرار الدولة اللبنانية كتمانًا"

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كريم مرهج

Two rows of solar panels installed on land surrounding villa that oversees a village.

Privatizing the Sun: The Dark Side of Lebanon’s “Solar Revolution”

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Julia Choucair Vizoso Yara El Murr

Two women in colorful long dresses, gloves, face-covering scarves, and hats look towards the camera as they stand in a lush field against a mountainous backdrop.

The Land We Stand to Lose to the Sovereign Fund

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Public Works Studio

أطفال من عكّار في طريقهم لتعبئة الماء من بئر، تمّوز ١٩٦٧. (حقوق الصّورة لأرشيف لبنان)

أسطورة عصر لبنان الذهبي: هل حقّا فقدنا الفردوس؟

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كريم مرهج

A composite image of Fodda El Youssef (left) and her mother Aziza Sattouf (right) manually sorting wheat to be sent to a mill in Saadnayel, Lebanon, against the backdrop of Seed in a Box's vegetable seedling greenhouse in Beddawi, Lebanon.

From the Ground Up: Seed Saving and Food Sovereignty in Lebanon

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Christina Cavalcanti Chris Trinh

A composite of archival images from Assafir newspaper of the offices of Intra Investment Company and the opening of the Finance Bank, one of Intra Holdings' most secretive holding companies, on December 7, 1999. Mahfouz Sakina, Hassan Farran, Yacoub Al Sarraf, and Salah Harakat are seen cutting a cake. (The Public Source)

Intra Investment Company: The “Lebanese State’s Best Kept Secret”

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Karim Merhej

Tyre sea by night

Surrounding Sur: Liberation Day Poetics

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Yasmine Khayyat