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Crippling Palestinian Future: Gaza’s Lost Generation

Sep 16, 2024 | timep.org | Salma Daoudi |Hamid Khalafallah |Jessica Doumit |Michelle Eid

As death continues to take many forms and steal an ever-increasing number of lives in Gaza, escaping it merely marks the continuation of a protracted agony. Every act of violence committed by Israeli forces causes irreversible loss, whether financial, social, emotional, or physical. By rendering healthy life unattainable for the large majority of the population, Israel’s military actions do not just debilitate a Palestinian present, but also cripple any chances of a Palestinian future.
Unseen Battlefront: The Psychological Tactics in Israel’s War on Lebanon

Jul 24, 2024 | timep.org | Michelle Eid |Jad El Dilati |Zeead Yaghi |Yara Asi

In December 2023, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that if Hezbollah were to “start an all-out war, then it will single-handedly turn Beirut and South Lebanon…into Gaza and Khan Yunis.” Against the backdrop of the war on Gaza, which many experts have stated amounts to genocide, Netanyahu’s statement was a stark warning for those living in Lebanon.
Lebanon’s Fragile Food Security System and the Prospect of a Broader War With Israel

Jul 17, 2024 | timep.org | Zeead Yaghi |Michelle Eid |Sahar Mechmech |Yara Asi

The saber rattling between Hezbollah and Israeli officials during the past few weeks, has everyone in Lebanon predictably worried that Israel’s systematic destruction of the southern parts of the country will expand to regions beyond Hezbollah’s area of operations. We will not have to imagine the type of devastation that a new Israeli war on Lebanon would bring.
Israel’s Environmental and Economic Warfare on Lebanon

Mar 3, 2024 | themarkaz.org | Michelle Eid

Israel’s deliberate attacks are taking a toll on southern Lebanon, posing a threat to civilian lives as well as incurring serious repercussions on the economy and the livelihoods of thousands of farmers and agricultural workers, who are already struggling with Lebanon’s prolonged economic crisis since 2019. Michelle EidSince the beginning of Israel’s war on Gaza, Israel and several factions in Lebanon, primarily Hezbollah, have been exchanging fire near Lebanon’s borders to the south.
Time to Tackle Climate Change in Northeast Syria

Dec 7, 2023 | timep.org | Haid Haid |Michelle Eid |Adel Azouni

Climate-related issues have taken center stage globally with the ongoing UN Climate Change Conference, COP 28, currently being held in the UAE. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is among the 160 world leaders and heads of state who have received invitations to participate in the discussions in Dubai.
Ongoing Atrocities in Darfur and the Betrayal of Sudan’s Pro-Democracy Movement

Nov 30, 2023 | timep.org | Mat Nashed |Salma Daoudi |Michelle Eid |Haid Haid

The war that has been raging in Sudan for the past seven months continues to exact a huge humanitarian toll on civilians, without any signs of an imminent ceasefire. Fighting remains concentrated around the capital, Khartoum, and the Darfur region in the west, which has also seen atrocities including ethnically motivated mass killing, rape, and displacement.
Israel’s Environmental and Economic Warfare on Lebanon

Nov 28, 2023 | timep.org | Michelle Eid |Haid Haid |Salma Daoudi |Mat Nashed

Since the beginning of Israel’s war on Gaza, Israel and several factions in Lebanon, primarily Hezbollah, have been exchanging fire near Lebanon’s borders to the south.
(In)Sovereign Soils: Lebanon’s Entrapment in a Global Monopoly on Agriculture

Jul 18, 2023 | al-rawiya.com | Michelle Eid |Nader Akoum |Hani Daou |Ziad Mroueh

The village of Khiam, near the city of Nabatieh in the Jabal Amil region. Lebanon. Photo courtesy of Staselnik under CC BY-SA 3.0 Since the late 19th century, the world has gone through three phases of global food regimes.