Two months ago I visited Egypt (aka Um el-Donia) for the first time. While on the plane from Beirut I thought about the hassle I went through to get the visa. I thought, Egypt is one hour away from Beirut yet it took me 3 weeks and a pile of papers in order to be permitted to visit a place just one hour away from … Continue reading Graffiti: The Walls of Egypt
Lebanon’s Sunni-Shia divide growing By Moe Ali Nayel on April 03, 2013 Executive On a quiet Sunday night last month the fraying coexistence that is Lebanese society suffered another tear. Two scholars from Dar Al Fatwa, Sheikh Mazen Hariri and Sheikh Ahmed Fakhran, were assaulted while walking in the Khandaq Al Ghamiq neighborhood of Beirut, while simultaneously, two other Sheikhs were beaten in the Chiyah … Continue reading Fueling the fitna
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