Schedules are updated every Thursday.
— Larissa Aoun (@LarissaAounSky) March 17, 2021
— Salman Andary (@salmanonline) May 11, 2021
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— Larissa Aoun (@LarissaAounSky) October 14, 2021
— Mehsen Mekhtfe (@MehsenMekhtfe) May 24, 2021
— Elize khoury (@Elizekhoury) June 21, 2021
Life in #Lebanon
— Houshig K. (@houshigk) June 2, 2021
2 different queues on the Jal al-Dib highway at 9PM today: one to get rationed gas from a fuel station & one to get cash from an almost empty ATM pic.twitter.com/wdUk9UzUBl
The vendor burned his food stall in protest … #Lebanon https://t.co/nWGEga6Hrr pic.twitter.com/IHCrHARHd9
— Zeina Khodr (@ZeinakhodrAljaz) June 9, 2021
— YASA for Road Safety www.yasa.org (@yasalebanon) June 22, 2021
— Salman Andary (@salmanonline) July 9, 2021
— (@TheLebanonDream) March 30, 2021
#انقذوا_لبنان #Save_Lebanon pic.twitter.com/KngWN09KC4
— (@lebprotests) July 11, 2021
“We are ashamed to walk on the streets… I want to go to a restaurant… we want to live…”
— Halim Shebaya () (@halimshebaya) July 30, 2021
If anything good came out of the October 17 movement, it was this: making politicians think twice before being seen in public. Small victories. pic.twitter.com/nfX1rj7nNv
This is the line to get a passport or a renewal, it is now 2 am and we need to wait till 3 to get a number. pic.twitter.com/KZNC6QLFVa
— circe (@bored_circe) August 10, 2021
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— Faten Zein – (@ZeinFaten) August 16, 2021
Another garbage crisis in #Lebanon?#Beirut’s contracted waste management company RAMCO is struggling to get fuel for its trucks. pic.twitter.com/B1CV9HZjYz
— Kareem Chehayeb | (@chehayebk) August 30, 2021
Lasts night, #Lebanon’s security forces stopped a play from taking place because it criticized President Aoun and the ruling political class.
— Nader Durgham | نادر درغام (@NaderDurgham) October 3, 2021
In protest, the actors still performed their play in front of the theatre they were intended to perform in.
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People are competing to get into the Army supermarket in Badaro today since it has cheaper prices. Politicians and their families will order Spinneys online. People are paying the price of this economical collapse pic.twitter.com/JZOl18tNcf
— Mohamad (@monajem) March 18, 2021
# # @MMoursel @salmanonline @TheLebanonDream @SalamehCarine @amanie_geha @BassamAbouZeid @LarissaAounSky @dargham @RChantaf @ALJADEEDNEWS @mtvlebanon @sewella pic.twitter.com/2awQYFZWIb
— H a s s a n O b e i d (@HassanObeid16) August 12, 2021