Lebanon Minorities: Shia Muslims in 1984

Summary

r/Lebanon shares a January 1984 film documenting daily life among Shia Muslims in Lebanon and concerns about a possible government troop attack. The post invites discussion about whether equal access to Lebanese state institutions and services could have prevented today’s challenges.

"Lebanon Minorities: Shia Muslims" this video is from January 1984 . Do you think if we didn't have exclusion & provided Lebanese state institution services to all . we would have avoided where we are today in 2025?

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Lebanon Minorities: Shia Muslims

"LEBANON MINORITIES STORY 3: SHIA MOSLEMS: Shows daily life in the community. Intvw Nabih Berri, Shia Moslem leader, on possibility of a government troop attack on the Shia community, the largest and poorest in Lebanon"

Date: 01/02/1984
Post Author: /u/EreshkigalKish2
Content Warning: None
Lebanon Minorities: Shia Muslims in 1984

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