Ongoing wars and occupations have left many in Lebanon in an increasingly precarious situation. Officials have reported that some 22.5% of all of Lebanon’s farmland has been damaged or burned over the course of the war, and that’s creating shortfalls in food supplies. The UN warned today that ov

Ongoing wars and occupations have left many in Lebanon in an increasingly precarious situation. Officials have reported that some 22.5% of all of Lebanon’s farmland has been damaged or burned over the course of the war, and that’s creating shortfalls in food supplies. The UN warned today that over a million people in Lebanon are […]

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