DAY IN THE LIFE
Coffee, couples, and the weight of many memories in Beirut's southern suburbs
On Haret Hreik Street, it’s a quiet morning — well, as quiet as any day can hope to be in Lebanon at a time like this. The southern suburbs are home to many Hezbollah members; much of the party’s administration is run from here and it often hosts key political meetings.
L'Orient Today / By Ghadir Hamadi, 27 September 2024 17:35
On Haret Hreik Street, in the southern suburbs of Beirut, it’s a quiet morning — well, as quiet as any day can hope to be in Lebanon at a time like this.I stop for a coffee from a small cafe. The cafe was almost empty. Rows of different kinds of...
On Haret Hreik Street, in the southern suburbs of Beirut, it’s a quiet morning — well, as quiet as any day can hope to be in Lebanon at a time like this.I stop for a coffee from a small cafe. The cafe was almost empty. Rows of different kinds of...
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