The People of the South Speak
Land Under Fire: Agriculture as an Economic and Social Right in the South
“We plant because the land is our life.” This sentence captures Umm Ali’s relationship with her land and reflects the
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“We plant because the land is our life.” This sentence captures Umm Ali’s relationship with her land and reflects the
Crossing from one riverbank to another was not a casual trip, nor a move to secure necessities, nor even an
“We were rebuilding life from scratch, but the media was searching for an official spokesperson, not for those managing reality.”
Silence Louder Than Shells: Masculinity Confronting Trauma After the 2024 Bombing of Beirut’s Southern Suburbs and South Lebanon In a
Sara (a pseudonym), a mother of three, sits at a small table in the corner of her home, quietly working
On Dark Comedy Between Syria and South Lebanon In the heart of great tragedies, laughter is sometimes born as a
The South Loses 56,000 Olive Trees in the Worst Environmental Disaster Yet Amid relentless Israeli violations that have continued since
When your homeland turns from a place of safety into a space of fear – from the exile of estrangement
Suddenly, breaking news circulated on TV channels regarding an attack launched by elements of the Public Security forces, in participation
As usual, our country’s breaking news paints the news screens with red alert banners. We’re sick and tired; I want
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