مصدر عام

Local Journalism in the Public Interest

Issue No. 19 | 2026

The first page of a black-and-white comic examining the impact of military conflict on Iranian science, healthcare, and historical legacy.

1. A Prescription for Sovereignty

Imperial military strikes target Iran's rich medical history and scientific infrastructure, from ancient pioneers in medicine to modern indigenous industry.

The second page of the black-and-white comic, focusing on U.S. economic sanctions, domestic Iranian pharmaceutical production, and regional history.

2. Iran's Battle for Scientific Autonomy

Iran defends its pharmaceutical independence and scientific sovereignty in the face of brutal US-imposed sanctions and targeted military strikes.

تحرّك احتجاجي في جنوة قبيل انطلاق أسطول الصمود العالمي. ٣ أيلول، ٢٠٢٥. جنوة، إيطاليا. (الاتحاد النقابي القاعدي)

الملحق

إنتفاضة عمال الموانىء ضدّ الإبادة والحرب

Special Issue | War on Lebanon

Three framed displays rest on a windowsill, each containing a key placed over a visual object: a photograph of a damaged house, a title deed, and an aerial image of a marked area.

The Transcripts

The Household Archives Keeping the South’s Memory Alive: An Interview With Adeeb Farhat

A child holding a photo of a man carrying a child.

The (Dis)order Report

The Missing of Southern Lebanon: Families of Detainees Demand Answers

A person in a black hoodie places flowers on a fresh grave, in a mass cemetery.

The (Dis)order Report

Suspended Grief: The Promise of Return, Even After Death

في الصورة، تظهر عيون طفلَين في شاحنة النقل في صيدا، تودعان الجنوب.

الملحق

الفجر العاشر جنوب الليطاني

Amal Khalil at her desk in the Al-Akhbar office, editing an upcoming episode of her newly launched program, Ahel al-Ared (The People of the Land).

In Remembrance

The Transcripts

“Where Should I Be, Shama‘ or Khiam?”: Amal Khalil’s Two Decades of Militant Journalism

A drawing of martyred journalist Issam Abdallah's grave, by illustrator Amy Chiniara.

The (Dis)order Report

Media Martyrs: A Record of Lebanon’s Fallen Journalists

Map documenting the 1978 invasion of the occupied border strip to the Litani. (Withaqiyyah)

The Long Read

Crossing the “Security Belt:” A History of the Occupied Lebanese Border Strip

A mural of a green military tank is painted on a concrete wall with graffiti and a low brick barrier above; a woman is confronting the tank; trees and blue sky are visible in the background.

Live Page

Dispatches From the Lebanese Stronghold

A soldier stands between military vehicles on a street, conveying tension and readiness.

The Long Read

Sovereignty Without Defense: The Army, the State, and Hezbollah’s Weapons

Two women wearing hijab stand under a clear blue sky.

The (Dis)order Report

Displaced and Excluded, Bangladeshi Migrants Turn to Community Networks for Survival

A collection of illustrations of midwives and pregnant women; someone putting their ear to a pregnant abdomen, someone else carrying a baby, another person shown to be awake in bed.

The (Dis)order Report

Labor Amid Displacement: How Lebanon's Midwives are Carrying Expecting Mothers Through War

Issue No. 18 | 2026

مئات التونسيين يتجمعون في سيدي بوسعيد قرب العاصمة تونس لاستقبال أسطول الصمود العالمي. سيدي بوسعيد، تونس. ٧ أيلول، ٢٠٢٥. (المشاع الإبداعي)

الملحق

القمع الرسمي على وقع الحرب: تونس نموذجًا

A black-and-white photograph of a large formation of Lebanese Army soldiers marching in tight unison during a drill. The soldiers are dressed in matching uniforms and combat boots, wearing distinctive helmets with integrated ear and chin protection, holding rifles diagonally across their chests. In the background, a war-torn urban landscape features large mounds of dirt and rubble in front of a heavily damaged, multi-story apartment complex and a smaller white building marked with bullet holes.

The Long Read

Arming the State Against the Nation: The Illusion of a Military Solution in Lebanon

Inside a large arched greenhouse with overhead irrigation nozzles, one woman walks toward the back carrying two yellow watering cans while another woman uses a yellow can to water trays of green seedlings on a raised metal table.

The Long Read

“A Silent War on Life”: The Fight for Lebanon’s Land and Seeds

A pencil, charcoal, and ink drawing of Yahya Sinwar, former chief of Hamas by artist Dania Wahdan.

The Long Read

The Will to Resist: Sinwar and the Agency Dilemma in Gaza

ذُيّلت هذه الصورة بعدسة المصوّر القطب بجملة: "مقاتلونا يحمون البحر من العدو والغدر". أربعة مقاومين عند الشاطئ يتصدون للاجتياح الإسرائيلي عام ١٩٨٢. الجنوب، لبنان. ١٩٨٢. (يوسف القطب، مجموعة يوسف القطب في أرشيف المتحف الفلسطيني الرقمي)

الملحق

المائِدَةُ والمُسَيَّرةُ

An exhibition wall featuring a large framed border map with Arabic text on the left, and a full-length olive-green military jumpsuit with a matching boonie hat hanging on the right.

The Transcripts

Setting the Record: Withaqeyya and the Politics of Collective Memory

A side-view shot of a woman in holding a small Iranian flag as she walks along a city sidewalk. In the background, a man walks past a long, vibrant mural. The mural displays intricate illustrations, small Palestinian flags, and a central portrait of a mother cradling a child.

In-Trans

From Colonial Psychiatry to Pop Psychology: The Psychological War on Anti-Imperialism

An arched stone bridge crosses the Beirut River; mountains are visible in the background. Three people are walking by the river.

In the Interlude

“We Used to Dunk Our Feet In”: How Beirut Let its River Waste Away

At the center of the image, a man stands atop a pile of rubble. To the right, in the foreground, is a sign that reads: "Dead end."

The (Dis)order Report

From Rubble to Return: Reimagining Reconstruction Beyond Concrete

Dispatches from the Lebanese Stronghold

A woman in a black hijab and glasses holds up a large, laminated portrait of a missing man named Mohammad Ali Hassan during an outdoor demonstration. Other women stand closely behind her in solidarity.

Families Rally for Abducted Relatives Amid Fears Over New Framework Agreement

A high-angle panoramic view of massive structural destruction in Tebnine, South Lebanon. Mounds of shattered concrete and exposed rebar line a curved dirt road that has been cleared through the ruins. A dark gray hatchback and a black sedan are navigating the road amidst the completely flattened landscape.

In Photos: Displaced Families Return to Devastated Neighborhoods

A crowd of people protest in a city street, raising their fists and shouting; one person holds a sign with Arabic writing and a photo of a man.

A “Unilateral Ultimatum”: The Reassignment of Enmity from Israel to Hezbollah

Two soldiers are running toward a house along a road lined with bushes and trees on both sides.

The Enemy Made My Home His Headline, and I Watched Him Roam Every Corner

Rescue workers carry a person on a stretcher through rubble at night, using flashlights to navigate the collapsed building debris in Beirut, Lebanon.

“Black Wednesday”: Minutes of Israeli Strikes, Days of Searching for the Missing

First responders stand amid burning rubble in what seems to be a collapsed building.

Wave of Israeli Strikes Across Lebanon Kills Hundreds in Minutes

A hand holds remains of a missile filled with olive branches. A kuffiyeh is wrapped around the hand.

“We Will Not Compromise. We Will Resist”: Lebanon’s Intellectual and Cultural Front Rallies for National Resistance

A crowd of mourners carries a coffin draped with an Al Mayadeen flag and covered in white flowers during a funeral in Dahieh, Beirut, while others hold photos of slain journalists, Ali Shoeib, Fatima and Mohammad Ftouni..

The Voice of the South and the Witness on the Frontline, Silenced by Israeli Attack on Journalists

A drawing of martyred media worker Mohammad Sherri by illustrator Amy Chiniara.

Veteran Journalist Mohammad Sherri Killed by Israel

An Israeli leaflet dropped over south Lebanon 1982-1985, it reads: "Announcement to southern villagers: Considering the increase in terrorist activity and the launching of missiles from the south into Israel, the Israeli Defense Forces will do whatever necessary to end these activities. Calm must prevail on both border fronts. Citizens! If you want to live your lives in peace, you must refrain from providing any assistance to those who carry out terrorist acts or those who assist them ..."

From Leaflets to Digital Tools: A Brief History of Israeli Psychological Warfare

The After-Image

A young man wearing a black shirt strains as he hoists a large metal pole carrying heavy black and maroon religious banners trimmed with gold Arabic calligraphy during Ashoura commemorations.

The After-Image

“Ashoura Is No Longer a Story We Relive Each Year”

A street-level view in a residential neighborhood where a massive, towering plume of thick grey smoke rises high into the sky from directly behind the buildings on the right side of the road. A string of bare light bulbs hangs across the street under a dim sky.

The After-Image

“Fattouma’s” Last Message: Two Minutes Before Our World Shattered

An expressive acrylic painting on paper with heavy red, pink, and dark brown brushstrokes depicting a chaotic, fire-damaged landscape with burnt structures.

The After-Image

Turning Sites of Displacement Into Exhibition Spaces

Before-after satellite imagery of a border village named Aitaroun in southern Lebanon, showing the village before Israeli occupation forces destroyed it, and after.

The After-Image

When a Satellite Image Becomes a Form of Return

Distant hills with puffs of dark smoke rising into a clear sky.

The After-Image

The Power of the (Poor) Image

A narrow, muddy path between weathered concrete walls is flanked by a rusty gate and graffiti.

The After-Image

The Infrastructure of The Resistance

Golden sunset over a row of silhouetted trees, casting warm light over verdant greenery below, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere.

The After-Image

The Feeling That Made Staying in Our Village Possible

Silhouetted thin branches and twigs fill the foreground against a vibrant reddish-orange sunset with a partially visible sun on the horizon.

The After-Image

Night Shift, or How I Lost the Sun

A white SUV loaded with mattresses navigates a rural road, surrounded by a herd of goats. The Shepherd gestures to the driver.

The After-Image

Martyrdom as The First Act of Return

Tattered papers lie on rocky ground with a collapsed building in the background,

The After-Image

Between Duty and Pain: When Only the Archive Remains

Issue No. 17 | 2025

Rubble-lined street between heavily damaged buildings in the village of Blida, south Lebanon, with collapsed concrete and exposed steel.

The (Dis)order Report

Occupation From Above: Life Beneath Israeli Drone Warfare in Southern Lebanon

Close up of a woman in headdress and glitter staring into the distance.

The Transcripts

What Cinema Made Possible: Charting Palestinian Film From Exile to the Mainstream

صورة من العام ١٩٥٠ لنساء يرتدين السواد ويبكين قرب ضريح في مقبرة التوانسة بحي الشجاعيّة، التي تضمّ قبورًا للشهداء والأولياء. غزة، فلسطين المحتلة. ١٩٥٠. (الأرشيف الشخصي للدكتور شكري حجازي)

فاصلة منقوطة

متى نعودُ إلى البيت؟

A man stands in a dry field looking toward a hillside town at dusk.

The (Dis)order Report

Keeping the Land Alive: Farmers on the Front Line of the War Over Southern Lebanon’s Borderlands

Pictures of student martyrs and prisoners are displayed outside the student council office at Birzeit University

The (Dis)order Report

“The Only Liberated Place”: Birzeit University and the Fight for the Future of Palestine

A man stands with his back to the camera and the sea before him. The sun is bright and the water is a deep blue.

The (Dis)order Report

Abducted by Israel and Abandoned by Lebanon, Lebanese Fishermen Fear the Sea

Two women standing in front of a building in Sa'adat Abad, Tehran.

In the Interlude

Quiet Solidarity: The Underground Networks that Defied Israel's War on Iran

A woman stands amid rubble, center frame. Around her are fully demolished and semi-demolished buildings. She is wearing a helmet and flak jacket. To her left is a graphic that reads: “Lucy Williamson | BBC Middle East Correspondent”

The Long Read

Israel’s Willing Propagandists: What the Media Won’t Tell You When It Embeds With the Military

People hold up posters and signs at a protest. The poster in the center of the image is a photo of martyred Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif, killed by Israel on August 10, 2025. Next to it is a poster that reads: "NYT LIES, GAZA DIES"

Editorials

On the Ethics of Embedding With Génocidaires

Issue No. 16 | 2025

A woman holds a painting of former political prisoner Georges Abdallah outside of the Rafik Hariri Airport in Beirut, Lebanon.

The Transcripts

“Changing the Defenders, Not the Cause”: Inside the Revolutionary Path of Masar Badil

Illustration of a grandmother relaxing in a chair, with a vibrant and floral background.

In the Interlude

A Popular Front of Grandmothers

A pair of hands holds a pouched sheep skin with a round piece of fresh white cheese inside.

The Long Read

From Mouneh to Takeout: How Beirut Ate My Teta’s Recipes

A collage of a young girl (Milad Daqqa) playfully standing by an iron-barred window with her father's handwritten notes reflecting on the glass.

The Long Read

“They Make Death, and I'm the Labor of Life”: Palestinian Prisoners’ Sperm Smuggling as an Affirmation of Life

Children walk through the charred remains of what was once a school.

The Long Read

Textbook Genocide: Why Israel Bombs Schools

A black and white photo of a group of people leaning against one another, asleep on the floor, in what looks like a basement.

In the Interlude

The Same Defeats: On Half a Century of Growing up as a Child of the War

مقاتلان من حزب الكتائب يتمترسون في بهو فنق الهوليداي إن. بيروت، لبنان. ١٩٧٦. (دون ماكولين، هاميلتنز)

الملحق

البحث عن علي مينيوفيتش

A black-and-white photograph of a group of men gathered outside the arched entrance of al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.

The Transcripts

Inside the Narrative War: Mohammed el-Kurd’s “Plea Against Pleas”

A black-and-white photo features a southern Vietnamese female guerrilla fighter pointing her rifle with determination, embodying the resilience of those who fought for their homeland.

The Transcripts

Resistance or Death: The Struggle for Life Under Imperialism

A composite photo. A group of five men in suits are huddled together in the foreground deep in discussion. In the background is a hallway with stacks of loose papers, merged with a large poster that reads: "UNDP's Technical Support to the Ministry of Finance in Lebanon: Closing Event."

Chronicles of the Crisis

Inside Experts: What Happened When an Army of Consultants and Technocrats Tried To Fix Lebanon

On Palestine & South Lebanon

A close-up black and white photo of a wildflower in the hills of Palestine.

The Long Read

Searching for Palestine in Beirut

صورة من مسيرة "المائة الألف" التي نظمتها الحركة الطلابية، كما شارك الفنانون والمفكرون وقطاعات أخرى من المجتمع البرازيلي في المظاهرة الاحتجاجية الشعبية ضد الدكتاتورية العسكرية. ريو دي جانير، البرازيل. ٢٦ حزيران، ١٩٦٨. (إيفاندر تيشيرا، أرشيف IMS)

قراءة معمّقة

”اليسار الصهيوني“ كقوّة مُضادّة للثورة: البرازيل نموذجًا

An old black and white photo showcasing a hillside with a castle perched atop.

The Long Read

Stolen By a Map: The Haunting History of Lebanon’s Lost Villages

Map of Tabrikha

PS Visuals

In Defiance of Erasure: The Houranis’ Enduring Memories

An airplane flies over Beirut's southern suburbs of Dahye, with plumes of smoke rising in the background from ongoing Israeli bombardment.

The Transcripts

Symptomatic Steadfastness: Politicizing Trauma with Lara Sheehi

رجل يبكي ركام بيته المدمّر جرّاء القصف الصهيوني المعادي على أحد المخيمات للاجئين الفلسطينيين جنوب لبنان. التقطت الصورة بين عامَي ١٩٨٢ و١٩٨٨. الجنوب، لبنان. (أرشيف المتحف الفلسطيني الرقمي)

الملحق

ذكرياتٌ بحروبٍ كثيرة

With fists raised high, the women walk by the Zionist military site of Al-Abbad, denouncing America and ‘Israel.’ March 6, 2024. Houla, South Lebanon. (Fatima Joumaa/The Public Source)

PS Visuals

Jabal Amel’s Defiance, From Adham Khanjar to Hassan Hussein

من تشييع الشهيد المجاهد أحمد جواد شحيمي"أبو حسين" في خيمة الحوراء زينب في منطقة الغبيري بالضاحية الجنوبية لبيروت. يظهر السقف مزينًا بصور الشهداء على طريق القدس. الضاحية الجنوبية، لبنان. ١ نيسان، ٢٠٢٤. (حسن شحادي، مصدر عام)

المصدر المرئي

الفارّون جنوبًا

Sepia-toned photograph of ancient stone ruins and surrounding landscape in Samaria (Sebaste), with a person sitting in the foreground. Hills and buildings are visible in the background.

The Transcripts

Against Genocide: Mapping the Future of Palestine, One Archive at a Time

صورة عقب القصف العنيف الذي استهدف مسجد السوسي وأدّى إلى تدمير مربع سكني كامل في مخيم الشاطئ للاجئين مطلع حرب الإبادة على القطاع. مخيم الشاطئ، قطاع غزة المحاصرة. ٩ تشرين الأول ٢٠٢٣. (مؤيد أبو أمونة، مصدر عام)

المصدر المرئي

"في غزة كل شيء مختلف": عيش الماضي في الحاضر

تبدو أضرحة القبور كما شجر الزيتون، مغروسة في تراب مقبرة الشهداء. مخيم برج البراجنة، لبنان. ٤ شباط، ٢٠٢٤. (حَنين عامل، مصدر عام)

قراءة معمّقة

ثمّة مَقبرَةٌ في الأُفُقِ

Cut out of a Spanish Civil War propaganda poster.

In-Trans

Where Are the Calls to Arms for the Palestinian Resistance?

A pencil drawing of Palestinian prisoners under the moonlight, looking up at the moon in awe, and at its glow/reflection on the ground near them.

In-Trans

“Victory Over My Jailer”: The Afterlife of Revolutionary Walid Daqqa’s Steadfast Love

Man wearing black standing in front of his farm in the border town of Dhayra, South Lebanon. He is surrounded by burnt trees and grass impacted by Israel's White Phosphorus attacks.

The (Dis)order Report

In South Lebanon, Cultivating Resistance Against Israel’s “Substance from Hell”

A young man drives a car loaded with his belongings past a park.

The Long Read

Samidoun: Lessons From the Civil Resistance to the 2006 War

A self-portrait of journalist Issam Abdallah in the foreground, carrying his DSLR camera and microphone, to the background of destroyed buildings. Clear winter day.

The Long Read

Israel Killed Issam Abdallah but Cannot Kill the Story

A silkscreen of three rows of 4 to 6 keffiyeh-adorned women marching together.

In-Trans

On “Pro-Palestine” Hypocrisy

مجاهدان مرابطان في موقع للمقاومة الإسلامية. البقاع الغربي، لبنان. ١٩٨٧. (أرشيف المقاومة الإسلامية في لبنان)

الملحق

عملية تحرير موقع سُجُد: مجموعة الجنِّ الأزرق

What is the responsibility of knowledge producers to Palestine?

Editorials

Seizing Knowledge Production in Solidarity With Palestine

Landscape of Dhaira, Lebanon.

The Long Read

Seasons of Life and War in South Lebanon: An Interview on Ecologies of Resistance

Tyre sea by night

The Long Read

Surrounding Sur: Liberation Day Poetics

Al-Khiam Prison, turned into a memorial by Hezbollah, was bombed by Israel during its 2006 war on Lebanon. Khiam, Nabatieh. 2006. (Marwan Tahtah/The Public Source)

In-Trans

Committed to Liberation: Remembering Soha Bechara’s Clandestine Mission

Members of the Palestinian Youth Movement paint a mural in San Francisco asserting their right of return ahead of Nakba Day. It reads "We Will Return" in English and Arabic. California, USA. May 17, 2021. (Source: Chris Gazaleh)

In-Trans

“Never Give Up”: On the Inevitability of a Free Palestine

Issue No. 15 | 2024

Reporter stands next to blast-damaged car

2024 Coverage

Dispatches From the Lebanese Front

Woman wearing keffiyeh looks at photographs

The News Stand

مشاهد من الحرب بعدسة فاطمة جمعة

نساء معزيات يحملن صورة السيد الشهيد على مدرجات الملعب البلدي في انتظار استقبال النعش. بيروت، لبنان، ٢٣ شباط، ٢٠٢٥. (فاطمة جمعة، مصدر عام)

المشهد الأخير

من تشييع الطفل محمد الذي ارتقى إثر إصابته في مجزرة البيجر. بيروت، لبنان.

لماذا أصوّر تشييعًا؟

Issue No. 14 | 2024

Two bulldozers and several people in high visibility vests stand atop a large mound of rubble, in the middle of a residential area, amid the destruction and ruin of nearby buildings.

The News Stand

Dozens of people swim in Dalieh as the waves crash on the shore.

PS Visuals

Holding on to Dalieh

Poster for the conversation between Indian author Arundhati Roy and Lebanese historian Fawwaz Traboulsi on "The Architecture of Empire"

The Transcripts

“The Architecture of Empire”: Writing as Resistance to Fascism

A large crowd of thousands of people walking together, carrying posters and photos.

PS Visuals

“I’m in Pain Every Day”: For Survivors of the Beirut Explosion, It’s Still August 4

A person walks through a warehouse filled with stacks of paper, boxes, and various materials.

In the Interlude

Navigating the Economic Crisis Through a Solidarity Economy

Issue No. 13 | 2024

A man in a cap with a white mustache points a thick black hose into a plastic grey water container, and water flows from the hose into the container. There are other such containers around him.

The (Dis)order Report

Riding with the Black Hose Brigade: The Truckers Who Bring You Water When the Government Fails

A man rides a motorcycle on a road filled with sewage water. Bamboo sticks protrude from the side of the road.

Chronicles of the Crisis

From Flush to Crop: Akkar Farmers’ Desperate Use of Raw Sewage Water

Illlustration of people trapped within structures.

The Long Read

“We Are Everywhere, But Invisible”: How One System Facilitates Sexualized Violence and Protects its Perpetrators

A large brown bear rests comfortably in its shelter at a wildlife sanctuary in Aley, Lebanon.

In the Interlude

Wild Encounters: Meet the Eco-Warriors and the Endangered Animals They Defend

Painting of two lovers

عبور

قبول مكتوم: مجتمع الميم في التاريخ الإسلامي

Intertwined electricity and generator cables hang close to the balcony of an apartment in the industrial zone of Beirut

PS Visuals

Sound and the Fury: Living With Noise Pollution in Beirut

A 1915 photo of Armenian revolutionaries.

In-Trans

Homage to the Honest Soldiers

War on Gaza Supplement

A composite image of children against the background of schools and destruction.

OSINT Investigations

Scholasticide in Gaza: The Targeting of UNRWA Schools

أدلّة تناقض نفي إسرائيل مسؤوليتها في الهجوم على قافلة نازحين في غزة

OSINT Investigations

Salah al-Din Street: Israeli Airstrikes on Convoy of Displaced People

A blue-tinted image of ruins and destruction; there are pieces of the building everywhere.

OSINT Investigations

Attack on the Church of Saint Porphyrius in Gaza City

Imagery of the Israeli attack on the Al-Omari mosque in Gaza.

OSINT Investigations

The Tale of Gaza’s al-Omari Mosque and the Erasure of Palestinian Archaeological Heritage

A satellite image of a dense urban area with a red circle around a crater.

OSINT Investigations

Bakeries Under the Rubble: The Bombing of the al-Maghazi al-Jadeed Bakery

Comictern

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episode 1: the future is now

Silk comic

1. Lost Histories

Silk gloves can make a revolution... but who sows, who reaps, and who pays?

The Heist teaser image #1

The Plot

These events are not spontaneous, they are organized.

Episode 1: A Parliament of Rooks

A Parliament of Rooks

The state kicks off the "Normality Never Left" festival. Then, the unexpected happens...

The silos of the Beirut Port are pictured providing shelter to three people in 1975... followed by them becoming the site of a mass grave in 2020.

The Mighty Silos of Beirut

Before becoming the site of a mass grave, the silos of Beirut were mighty.

the last hour

The Last Hour

Art by: Hisham Rifai. Script by: Ayman Makarem

PS Visuals

A scene from one of the confrontations on Hamra Main Street, where tens of students charge, amid tear gas, some of them armed with stones.

PS Visuals

The Student Movement in Lebanon, a Struggle Through Time

Intertwined electricity and generator cables hang close to the balcony of an apartment in the industrial zone of Beirut

PS Visuals

Sound and the Fury: Living With Noise Pollution in Beirut

Bruised fruits and kitchen utensils are laid around the green metal column of the Fiat bridge in Beirut.

The (Dis)order Report

Life on the Streets of Beirut

A woman with long black wavy hair holds a cluster of stinging nettle leaves in her hand while she picks more. She is bending next to a large bluish kale plant on her right

PS Visuals

Plantcestral Remedies for Perennial Ailments

On the left, two old men chat before a mural by Tripoli’s visual artist Ali El Rafei, close to Al Shiraa Square in El Mina. At the top right corner, a picture of politician Ashraf Rifi covers part of the mural.

PS Visuals

If These Walls Could Speak

Al Sheikh_Hikayati Sharh La Yatoul

PS Visuals

Beirut’s Feminist Library: A Home to Writings from the Struggle

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