Makram Rabah: Maronites and the Druzes, Battl...

‏This is based on a blog post that discusses the phenomenon of GPS spoofing, specifically how Israel is using it to disrupt GPS signals in Lebanon. The post explains how GPS works and how spoofing disrupts it, highlighting the negative impacts on navigation, daily life, and even ...  Show more

‏The source is my blog post ( https://ginosblog.com/a-grim-spectacle-c7df02f4faea) that discusses the phenomenon of people filming themselves witnessing Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon and posting the videos online. The author argues that while documenting these events is important, ...  Show more

‏Why was Bachir Gemayel one of Lebanon’s most important presidents, despite having ruled for only 21 days, before his assassination in 1982? Why is his story crucial for understanding, not only Lebanese politics, but also the conflicting narratives at the core of the country’s po ...  Show more

‏Shaykh Yasir Qadhi now culminates the battle of Ahzab in this final lecture on the same. Here, the main point of discussion is the skirmishes that were happening amidst the Quraysh and the Ghatafan and how it turned out to be their own undoing. The weather also seems to have pla ...  Show more

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In this episode of 3ala el Maydan, Malek Lakhal interviewed Youssef El Chazli, a political scientist and associate professor at Paris VIII University in Saint-Denis. He is part of the ERC-DREAM team, a research project on the archives of revolutions in the Arab Mediterranean. ...

‏This Sarde is brought to you by our incredible patrons at www.patreon.com/sardeafterdinner. Without you guys, there is no Sarde (after dinner). Thank you. What really happened in the 1860 Mount Lebanon conflict between the Druze and the Maronites? How does it tie into the 15-yea ...  Show more