Trending This Month
Wondering what everyone’s been reading? We rounded up the hottest stories that got the most views this month. From breaking news and fun stories to guides on the best spots and yummiest eats. This is what Beirut’s buzzing about right now!
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04 Mar 2026 — Numerous organizations and grassroots movements are stepping up to provide essential support to forcibly displaced families in Lebanon, so here are 25+ initiatives that are collecting donations. Note: We will continue to update this list as additional efforts emerge. 1. Nation Station For in-kind donations, reach out to their kitchen on +961 76430 679 or […]
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19 Mar 2026 — Main photo via Ricardo Karam Amid news of war and destruction, Lebanon woke up to yet another farewell this morning. Dalal Karam, the former wife of the late Ziad Rahbani, has passed away after a five-year fight with lung cancer. The news was shared by TV host and writer Ricardo Karam, who confirmed she passed […]
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17 Mar 2026 — As evacuation warnings swept through Beirut’s southern suburbs, many families fled their homes in fear. But for this Lebanese woman, leaving was about more than her own safety. She couldn’t abandon her 40 cats. “I couldn’t leave them. They’re living beings, their lives are just as important as mine,” she said. Despite the chaos and […]
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09 Jul 2025 — Ferry rides between Lebanon and Cyprus are finally launching, with weekly trips between Jounieh and Larnaca starting July 23. Here’s what to know about the prices. This new passenger ferry route is operated by a private company in coordination with Lebanese maritime authorities, following months of planning and final approvals from customs and security. The […]
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25 Feb 2026 — It’s easy to forget that Lebanon’s stage has hosted some of the biggest names in music history. In honor of Tiësto returning this August for the first time in over a decade, here are some iconic concerts you might’ve forgotten happened in Lebanon. 1. Luciano Pavarotti (1999) The legendary tenor performed a historic charity concert […]
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18 Feb 2026 — We checked out 22 spots that are serving up iftar buffets this Ramadan, and we’ve got the prices. 1. La Playa Bey, Downtown Beirut Iftar: $49 per person Suhoor: $18 per person Phone number: 76 518 518 2. Mundo de la Playa, Tyre Iftar: $38 per person Suhoor: $12 per person Phone number: 76 187 […]
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11 Mar 2026 — Amid violent bombings in Lebanon’s south, many animals, including pets, strays, and livestock, have been abandoned and left to fend for themselves. With nowhere else to turn, two Lebanese men, Houssein Hamze and Kassem Haidar, have stepped in, each running their own efforts to rescue and care for these animals. 1. Houssein Hamze In Nabatieh, […]
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05 Mar 2026 — Have you been wanting to join relief efforts but aren’t sure where to start? Thousands of forcibly displaced families urgently need support, so here’s a roundup of initiatives seeking volunteers. We will continue to update this list as more relief efforts emerge. Note: Always call ahead to confirm on-the-ground needs. Let’s avoid overwhelming them. Coordination is […]
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10 Mar 2026 — When shit hits the fan, there will always be platforms that decide that this is the best time to post aesthetic content about Lebanon instead of using their platform to share useful resources. With nearly 700,000 people displaced from their homes, we don’t think this is the perfect time to romanticize your version of Lebanon […]
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26 Mar 2026 — Amid Lebanon’s fractured political climate, identity politics have resurfaced in uncomfortable ways. A recent piece by Daraj Media, The Queer Left Lost Between Gender Politics and the Resistance Axis (اليسار الكويري الضائع بين الجنسانيّة ومحور المقاومة), has raised a question that deserves serious engagement: can queer people align with forces that do not recognize their […]
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26 Mar 2026 — Renowned singer, composer, and actor Ahmad Kaabour has sadly passed away at age 70, leaving behind a legacy that shaped generations through music, theater, and political expression. Born in Beirut in 1955, Kaabour emerged as a defining figure in the country’s cultural and artistic scene, particularly during the years of conflict and transformation. His work […]
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02 Feb 2026 — Lebanon has surfaced in the newly unsealed Jeffrey Epstein files through a 2010 email that links the country to potential banking deals, alongside a crude remark about sex tourism. The message, now part of the unsealed court material, offers a glimpse into how Lebanon and Syria appeared in the financial chatter around Epstein’s circle. The […]
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26 Feb 2026 — Souk El Tayeb’s new location is combining all the things we love about Beirut: shopping local at the souk, enjoying bites made with fresh seasonal produce at their café, and now bringing your four-legged friend along for the day. The souk just opened a dedicated dog park in collaboration with the Gaïa Fodoulian Association, so […]
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11 Mar 2026 — A video posted by Al Jadeed reporter Ibrahim Dawi is going viral on TikTok for the funniest reason. While reporting from the Noueiri area in Beirut, he was approached by a Lebanese woman who thought it was the perfect time to play matchmaker. The reporter probably didn’t expect to find a 3arous while on the […]
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14 Mar 2026 — Amid the ongoing war and the difficult circumstances facing Lebanon, the Ministry of Telecommunications is preparing to launch a new initiative to support students learning remotely. Following direct guidance from Telecommunications Minister Charbel Hajj, mobile operators Alfa Telecom and Touch Lebanon telecom operator will soon introduce a special free internet package dedicated to online education. […]
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16 Mar 2026 — As Lebanon navigates extremely challenging times, with thousands of families forced to flee their homes in moments of fear due to bombings and evacuation warnings, heartwarming stories emerge that remind us how the Lebanese people stand by one another. Among these stories is that of a displaced woman from Dahye, who recounted how her family […]
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28 Apr 2024 — Lebanese people who traveled to Turkey (or caught a few words in those Turkish mosalsalet) probably realized that Arabic and Turkish actually have a lot of words in common. Sure, this might be common knowledge – but they’re a lot more words than you think! After being under Ottoman rule for around 400 years, it […]
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27 Feb 2023 — You should definitely read these jokes to your Lebanese dad so he can update his hilarious existing list.
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03 Mar 2026 — In light of the increased aggressions against Lebanon, founder of the Lebanese National Theater Kassem Istanbouli announced that venues in Tyre and Tripoli have opened their doors to families forced to flee their homes. Istanbouli explained that theater management has begun preparing the halls and securing basic needs, in collaboration with volunteers from the Tiro […]
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27 Feb 2026 — Looking for a delicious meal that won’t break the bank during Ramadan? We found 18 amazing iftar offers around Lebanon that are under $15. Note: Most offers include Ramadan boosters, which vary depending on the restaurant. 1. Malak Al Tawouk, multiple branches Price: Tawouk or burger sandwich combo for 800,000 L.L. Tawouk platter combo for […]
