It’s a question I get asked a lot lately, most recently during a radio interview I did this morning. With... Read More
“We will find where you live,” a watchman yelled at me after taking a picture of ruins on his construction... Read More
When I exited the plane in Beirut last night, I noticed an Ethiopia Airlines plane parked next to ours and... Read More
Keep your friends close, but keep your enemies closer. I’m not a fan of quoting cliches, but in these Machiavellian times,... Read More
No citizen is safe when brutality and hate crimes are tolerated. When contacted on Twitter this evening, the Lebanese police... Read More
A rare and well-preserved ancient Roman wall that once surrounded Beirut has been dismantled. Photography of the site is not... Read More
There is a fantasy among many in Lebanon- liberals in particular– that a silent majority of Lebanese do not support... Read More
With tensions between Lebanon and GCC countries rising everyday, it is essential to examine how Lebanon’s economy has become dependent... Read More
“We praise Hariri, the government and the people for the recent victories in the face of terrorist forces.” Today this... Read More
The following article originally appeared in Take Part, a US-based online publication that has recently ceased operation. I’m posting it... Read More