Through Southern Eyes
Joy as a space of survival: initiatives restoring to childhood what war has taken
In times of war, children do not only lose their homes or schools; they also lose their sense of safety,
2 weeks ago
In times of war, children do not only lose their homes or schools; they also lose their sense of safety,
“My mom was killed.” I realized that my friend had lost her mother, and I found myself unable to say
Amid an open war and risks escalating day by day, an environmental–health scenario emerges that is no less dangerous: what
Tamam Ali, a farmer from the town of Aitaroun, relied entirely on her land to secure her annual income. Before
Stories are told within society, and reports confirm, that some walls of homes were not merely stones, but solid barriers
Ghada, a pseudonym, sits on a wooden bench across from me, but her eyes drift far away, staring at a
In moments of displacement, stories are not the same, but what unites them is that women, especially mothers, suddenly find
Two weeks have passed since the forced displacement endured by the people of the south as a result of shelling
The Nakba of 1948 was not merely a passing military event; it was also a process of erasure of the
After the shelling ceased in the previous war, the land was no longer the same. In southern Lebanon, the traces
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