I have a friend whose news are interesting. She does not like Lebanon. No, rather, she says that she does not love Lebanon. A few days ago, she had to travel abroad for about a week. On the eve of her travel, she told me: “At a time when no one can know the fate ...
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Homeland
The Maple Tree
Here, you see the maple tree everywhere, on the mountains, on the roads, and on the banks of rivers and lakes. This charming tree is one of the symbols of this country and an epitome of life in it. If you are Lebanese, you are not surprised that there is a leaf of a tree ...
Read moreThe Homeland
Every time a compatriot of ours tells me that he has set up a rendezvous with another homeland, that is that he will emigrate, he reaffirms that we, the peoples living in fragmented expanses, are connected with one ugly unity: we do not see our homelands as our own! What is the homeland? Semantically, it ...
Read moreThe Enduring Lebanon
The day before yesterday, we bid farewell to my daughter, who had spent three days among us. She said that this visit is a compensation for the Christmas visit that she will spend, God willing, at the house of her older brother, who was pushed out of Lebanon, along with his family, by the Beirut ...
Read moreA Solution in Our Hands!
When I write about Lebanon, I have come to expect you to turn a blind eye to my lines. For Lebanon to become a true homeland for us, this, for most of us, is a dream preserved for a tomorrow to come. I have not given up on my optimism. In spite of my admitting ...
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