
“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

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

More than a hundred days have passed, and a large portion of the residents of Rmeish and Ayn Ebel (Bint

Just days after publishing an interview she had conducted with a displaced woman from the southern village of al-Kharayib, Ryan

Nariman Shareem had never imagined that her daughter would be born far from the home she had spent months preparing

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

In the town of Hammana, the kitchen was no marginal detail in the daily life of displacement during the 2024
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