Lebanon Community: Travel, Politics & City Life
Resumen
The r/Lebanon announcement features community discussions about public cleanliness in Beirut and other cities, opinions on Hassan Nasrallah and Hezbollah, and the risks of visiting Dahyeh and Baalbek this summer. These conversations connect everyday life, political perspectives, and travel concerns that matter to people in Lebanon and abroad.
Do people in Lebanon on the streets?
Weird question.
Was talking to my wife about how disgusting it is walking around European cities with pee puddles all over the place, especially on Fridays and Saturdays. Started wondering if this is a white people thing or do people do it in Beirut and/or other cities in Lebanon too?
Post Author: /u/Beaniestalk
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Why do you think Hassan Nasrallah was a bad guy, or do you think a part of HA was bad and that HA was good?
I've heard both sides of the story, now their side from their perspective is somewhat ok, I mean he did let them live their lives, didn't pay for electricity, paid them for nothing. Heck! Some people thought he was Al mahdi ffs 💀. Saying that he said that riots from HA, at3 ltari2, w Hal osas, are the government's problem and that he's got nothing to do with it feels like he's um avoiding responsibility. He's the leader of HA so he should keep his puppies from biting, but ig not. So what do you guys think?
Post Author: /u/JamedWalker
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Is it a bad idea to travel to Lebanon this July/August? (Beirut and Baalbek)
I’ll be going to Jordan with my fiancé because his family lives there. I was thinking of going to visit family in Dahyeh and Baalbek (10 minutes out of Ras Al Ayn), all my family is advising against it. I think they’re just worried that if something happens, my parents will blame them for telling me it’s okay to come. I just wanna come for like 3-4 days to visit family and go back home. Conditions of Dahyeh and Baalbek probably won’t get better this summer and something could happen, I just really wanna see my cousins and 2 of my aunts. It feels like a coin toss right now.
Post Author: /u/lizzykeenn
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