🗞️ Who shapes the story? 🧠 How is mental health framed? 🌈 Where does queerness fit in the news cycle? ✨ Open Classroom with Maysaa Al Ajjan 📅 Feb 18 | 3:30–4:45 PM 📍 Irwin Hall, LAU Beirut

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Dear LAU students: In light of the circumstances, updated arrangements have been announced regarding academic activities for this week. The safety and wellbeing of our community remain the highest priority, while ensuring academic continuity through fair and flexible measures.

This catholic priest was murdered by a Tank in Lebanon - trying to aid people injured in a house under attack - they saw him go in to tend to the wounded and murdered then all in cold blood - Lebanese Maronite Catholic priest killed by Israeli tank ncronline.org/news/lebanese-…

Honoring our multimedia journalism student Mayssaloun Toufaily, who refused to be silenced and helped people share their voice during war🙌

Faculty United strongly condemns the killing of academics in the ongoing Israeli war on Lebanon.

Nothing to see here, just lsraeI dropping white phosphorus on Lebanese villages, a disgusting war crime by a terrorist state. Mainstream media will never show you this.

The most important Oscar speech tonight wasn’t about film. The director of “Mr. Nobody Against Putin” just said this from the stage: “You lose your country through countless small acts of complicity. When we act complicit when a government murders people on the streets. When

💻 The classroom didn’t stop, it just moved online 📚 We celebrate Walaa Harb with her Art of Public Communication students 💚 Connection and commitment make the difference ❤️ Beirut students continue, one session at a time #Right2Education

Israel says it is bombing bridges to disrupt Hezbollah supply lines. But on the ground the reality is stark: entire routes into southern Lebanon are being severed — effectively cutting off around 1 million people from their homes. Families who have lived on this land for

This is the heart of Beirut today. A city that has stood for 5,000 years. Israel is obliterating it — flattening civilian apartment block after apartment block. Not military targets. Civilian homes. Civilian infrastructure. Civilian life.

Lebanese cellist Mahdi Saheli playing Armenian composer Aram Khachaturian's Andantino in the ruins of southern Beirut.

Today I$rael tried to kill me in a targeted airstrike in southern Lebanon as I was reporting on was the targeting of bridges and the forced displacement of 1 million people, an ethnic cleansing operation on a larger scale than the Nakba I have absolutely no doubt that this was

❤️ Showing up matters, even now 💻 Hybrid classrooms, real connection ✨ Choosing continuity over disruption 🎓 We keep learning, no matter what #RightforEducation

American tax dollars being spent on ethnic cleansing. Tyre, Lebanon

“Body after body, tiny little bodies are being carried to their graves” CNN documented the funeral of four young Lebanese children buried together by their mother, the oldest is 13 and the youngest is only 6 years old, who were killed in an Israeli airstrike while playing

On this Mother’s Day my wish is that our Lebanese sons & daughters grow up to adulthood. Israel’s ethnic cleansing war on our children must be stopped. Over 110 children killed and 365 injured since March 2nd. That’s 14% of casualties.(c/w < 1% in Ukraine).

This is what a war crime looks like. Whatever military value the bridge in southern Lebanon had is vastly outweighed by its value for civilian transport. Israel's destruction of it is the war crime of disproportionality. x.com/ZeinakhodrAlja…