#lebaneses

[sapiimonz]

My girls ☝️

Wip

[arabian-batboy]

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[feefal]

All of me for all of you

[sayruq]

[nando161mando]

Every fucking word

[schcherazades]

no asoiaf posting i do will ever beat lebanese people hanging banners over highways asking god to protect jon snow when s8 premiered

“ the people of beirut support jon snow against his battle with the white walkers” “jon snow….may allah protect you” like this is so funny i love my ppl

[akajustmerry]

"African migrants in Lebanon are facing two unique challenges - the struggle of living under Israeli bombardment and discrimination because of the color of their skin. Some say shelters are rejecting them and prioritising Lebanese citizens fleeing Israeli airstrikes." - via AJ+ on TikTok

Donate here to help African migrants in Lebanon.

[starlightshadowsworld]

For me to write poetry that isn't political

I must listen to the birds

and in order to listen to the birds

the war planes must be silent

- Marwan Makhoul, Palestinian Lebanese poet.

[thunderstruck9]

Bibi Zogbé (Lebanese, 1890-1973), Untitled, c.1950s. Oil on board, 44.5 x 34.6 cm.

[random-brushstrokes]

Moustafa Farroukh (Lebanese, 1901–1957) - Córdoba, the Grand Mosque

[arabian-batboy]

The pager terrorist attack Israel did on Lebanon was so fucking disgusting. There's no line these Zionist animals will not cross, there's any crime they will not commit, no form of privacy they will not preach and no type of violence that is too dirty for them.

They're already making jokes about all the innocent people that are dead or injured and justifying it by saying they're just targeting Hezbollah's "terrorists," because apparently Hezbollah is just the Lebanese version of Hamas to them.

A boogeyman they will blame all their crimes on.

It doesn't matter that Hamas is literally just the name of the government or that Hezbollah is just the name of a political party, so their members includes normal civilians just like any other government in the world and their assassination is against international law (not that Zio dogs care about international law), but even if we assumed that every single member of Hamas and Hezbollah are weapon-wielding combatant, which is completely unrealistic, it still wouldn't justify this sleazy cyber attack that injured and killed innocent bystanders, including children (not that Zio dogs care about murdered children) who were simply standing next to those Hezbollah's members, which again, included civilian members who were off duty and doing normal daily tasks in public places such as shops, hospitals and schools.

But since The West has racialized the word "terrorist" so much to the point where fascists just use it as a synonym for Middle Eastern people, these actual Zionist terrorists can get away with killing, torturing and raping any innocent civilian they want from our region by turning around and calling them the terrorists.

They can kill any Palestinian person they want and excuse it by calling them Hamas terrorists or being used as a human shield by them, they can kill any Lebanese person they want and excuse it by calling them Hezbollah terrorists or being used as a human shield by them, they can kill any Yemeni person they want and excuse it by calling them Houthi terrorists or being used as a human shield by them.

They can use all the money, weapons and impunity that is unconditionally given to them by the US + The West to terrorize as many people as possible and in the end of the day, their victims are the ones that get demonized and have their death justified by being accused of being terrorists while their killers, the actual terrorists here, continue to victimize themselves and claim self-defense.

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[cuepickle]

My beloved

[jafar-panahi]

Directed by Heiny Srour, Leila and the Wolves (1984) revolves around the eponymous Leila, a London-based Lebanese woman who, in pondering her future within the limits of the patriarchal imagination, explores the long-hidden roles that women have had in Lebanese history, including how they entwine with the Palestinian resistance movement. x

[captain-price-unofficially]

Lebanese militiaman Missak Donanian, 1980s.

[nando161mando]

Guadalajara, Mexico @antifastreet

[amoebeau]

both things are unrelated to each other im just never gonna post art if i dont make a dump of all the things i do