Nada Homsi

1 month ago | thenationalnews.com | Nada Homsi |Jamie Prentis

A Lebanese welcoming committee greeted passengers arriving on an Emirates flight to Beirut. AP A Lebanese welcoming committee greeted passengers arriving on an Emirates flight to Beirut. APFirst Emiratis arrive in Lebanon after end of travel banLebanon is seeking to renew previously strong ties with the Gulf

Dec 10, 2024 | thenationalnews.com | Nada Homsi

Desperate families search for loved ones among tortured bodies at Damascus morgueSyrians are starting to get answers about the fate of missing relatives

Nov 29, 2024 | thenationalnews.com | Nada Homsi |Jamie Prentis

Hopes of quickly rebuilding their lives have been dashed for thousands of Lebanese returning to the southern city of Tyre after the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah began, as they find themselves homeless. Much of Tyre – one of the world's oldest continually inhabited cities – has been destroyed by Israeli bombardment. In the buildings that are still standing, there is no food, electricity or running water. Two months of a vicious war have left southern Lebanon in ruins.

Nov 28, 2024 | thenationalnews.com | Nada Homsi |Nada Maucourant Atallah |Matthew Kynaston

Nov 27, 2024 | thenationalnews.com | Nada Homsi

Returning residents of Dahieh drive past destroyed buildings. Matt Kynaston for The National Returning residents of Dahieh drive past destroyed buildings. Matt Kynaston for The National'Everything can be replaced': Beirut's Dahieh springs back to life within a dayResidents determined to return home despite uncertainty over durability of ceasefireThe must read newsletter for the region By signing up, I agree to The National's privacy policy