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Special War-weary villages in Lebanon’s south find hope in Christmas festivities

War-weary villages in Lebanon’s south find hope in Christmas festivities

  • Despite ceasefire violations, a fragile calm in Lebanon allows Christian-majority villages to celebrate the festive season
  • Municipalities in war-torn areas bordering Israel pledge to support locals in rebuilding their homes, restoring hope
By Sherouk Zakaria ·
Special ‘Many have had their eyes opened for the first time’ to Palestine’s occupation, Bethlehem’s Rev. Munther Isaac tells Arab News video

‘Many have had their eyes opened for the first time’ to Palestine’s occupation, Bethlehem’s Rev. Munther Isaac tells Arab News

By Daoud Kuttab ·
Special How Syria’s Christians are marking Christmas amid political change and uncertainty

How Syria’s Christians are marking Christmas amid political change and uncertainty

By Nadia Alfaour ·
Special 2024 Year in Review: How outrage at Israel’s actions in Gaza fueled global solidarity with Palestine

2024 Year in Review: How outrage at Israel’s actions in Gaza fueled global solidarity with Palestine

By Jonathan Gornall ·
Special 2024 Year in Review: Can Lebanon recover from the depredations of Israel-Hezbollah war?

2024 Year in Review: Can Lebanon recover from the depredations of Israel-Hezbollah war?

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Analysis What Israel’s capture of Syrian territory as Assad fell signifies for the Middle East

What Israel’s capture of Syrian territory as Assad fell signifies for the Middle East

By ANAN TELLO ·
Special How Damascus residents reclaimed their city after Bashar Assad’s chaotic downfall

How Damascus residents reclaimed their city after Bashar Assad’s chaotic downfall

By ANAN TELLO ·
Analysis How a new Saudi initiative aims to spur collaboration in space sector

How a new Saudi initiative aims to spur collaboration in space sector

By Waad Hussain ·
Special How Security Council veto power politics has eroded UN’s credibility

How Security Council veto power politics has eroded UN’s credibility

By RUA’A ALAMERI ·
Analysis Why chemical weapons remain post-Assad Syria’s unfinished nightmare

Why chemical weapons remain post-Assad Syria’s unfinished nightmare

By Jonathan Gornall ·
Analysis What Assad’s overthrow revealed about Syrian regime’s Captagon empire

What Assad’s overthrow revealed about Syrian regime’s Captagon empire

By Jonathan Gornall ·
Special How Sednaya’s liberation exposed decades of systematic torture under Syria’s Assad regime

How Sednaya’s liberation exposed decades of systematic torture under Syria’s Assad regime

By Nadia Al-Faour - Robert Edwards ·
Analysis What does Assad’s downfall mean for the millions of Syrians displaced by war?

What does Assad’s downfall mean for the millions of Syrians displaced by war?

By ANAN TELLO ·

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