Food Security
“No Watermelons in Wazzani This Year”: How War Sealed Farmers’ Season with Total Loss
Between the drought that struck the agricultural seasons last year, and the war that closed off the fields and prevented
5 days ago
Between the drought that struck the agricultural seasons last year, and the war that closed off the fields and prevented
In the south, war doesn’t end when the shelling stops; a different confrontation begins after it — a confrontation with
How Has Displacement Exhausted the Residents of Lebanon’s Regions? “Every four days we need a water delivery, and each delivery
The War Uproots Southern Lebanon’s Tobacco Farmers from Their Land In the towns of southern Lebanon, the tobacco season has
Every morning, the farmer Hanna Haidar used to go out to inspect his land in the town of Fih. He
In Kfarkila, the area located south of Lebanon’s Litani River, agriculture was never merely a source of livelihood; it was
Mansour doesn’t talk about beehives that burned or were lost as losses one tallies in damage reports. He talks about
“I live day by day on what God provides me from the sea… I fear that the war will pollute
The roar of improvised explosives used for fishing is destroying marine ecosystems, decimating fish stocks, and poisoning the dinner plates
Perhaps nothing is more closely associated with northern Lebanon than its olive trees. In Tripoli, Minieh, Danniyeh, Koura, and Zgharta,
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