I didnt wanna talk about this, bas now as hes lying his ass off and saying its propaganda, i'd like to tell you something shocking.

Long story short, about that "sex/private room".

Days into the beginning of the last war not this one, Lmadrase lfiya lnez7in 7adna fawalet, ba3d kam yom multiple small fights erupt about privacy, then 1 couple started doing sexual stuff (foreplay and kissing) in the open , so the municipality thats taking care of the school decided to let them have it on the roof in a small room, hence the term. "How does this guy know"; One of my close friends is a chorte baladye. Now what you should ask is, kif lwa7ad bi 3ezz l7arb, like literally at the peak of it, elo nafes 3a hek chi, aw byo2af ma3o, thats the question that i want answered , i was so shocked to even hear that they went into a fight over such a thing. Crazy.
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Hezbollah forcibly took over Hariri High School in Beirut, expelled staff, and turned it into a command center. They held a taklif ceremony for underage girls with sectarian songs and pro-Iran messages. They created a sex room in the school. Dahye schoo...

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Date with Lebanese Shia

Hi all! This is quite random, but a genuine question.

I went on a date with a Lebanese shia guy yesterday (his family is from the South) and he knew I was Christian, but assumed I was either Catholic or Orthodox. When I said I was neither and that I was Maronite, he seemed genuinely confused and didn't know what Maronite was. I even said it in Arabic and he was even more unsure. He's been to Lebanon on numerous occasions btw, not sure if that's important context.

My question is, are Maronites not spoken of in a lot of Shia households? Is it simply a world of Sunnis and Shias?
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Sobhiye update - 3 months later, and the news is finally turning (hopefully for real this time)

Hey r/lebanon,

3 months ago I posted here about Sobhiye, the Lebanon newsletter. Quick update.

Bit of context: it started before the war as just a quick morning read. Five news sites/accounts + the family WhatsApp every morning was getting to be a lot. Then the war happened and the whole thing became something else - a bunch of you told me it was the only news source you weren't dreading at 8am, which honestly meant a lot. And now that things in Lebanon are slowly turning the corner - semi-functioning government, ceasefire holding, reconstruction starting in the south, finally - Sobhiye is shifting with it. More of the wins worth talking about, more reporting that holds people accountable, less doom.

New stuff since:

• Podcast version - a few of you asked for this in the comments last time. Same stories, \~5–10 min, if you'd rather listen than read.
• Games - there's a daily real estate price guesser now (guess what real Lebanese listings are asking, way more addictive than it should be: https://sobhiye.news/games/price), plus a Lebanese maps quiz and a daily news trivia.
• Sunday recap - for when you miss a few days during the week.
• Polymarket section with what prediction markets are pricing on stuff Lebanon cares about (regional politics, sports, world news).
• Referral system for sharing with the family WhatsApp group (you know the one).

Still free. Still daily. Still 3 minutes with your coffee.

If you tried it 3 months ago and it was rough, would love a second look. And if anything's annoying, tell me - most of what's good in there exists because people in this sub pushed me on it.

https://sobhiye.news
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Help with Arabic tattoo?

Hi everyone. I was born to Lebanese parents but was born and raised in America.

I am planning on getting a script/calligraphy tattoo with a certain style that I often seen done in English, but want to get it in Arabic. I want to get my mom’s name “Manuella,” which I believe is مانويلا.

Attached is the style I am going for. Is there anyone that would feel comfortable creating some Arabic calligraphy in this style that I can give to my tattoo artist?
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H-group

Was taking abt my syrian friend with someone abt how she still tells me happy bday and when i post abt dead ppl she tells me allah yrhamon. The girl i was talking abt said yaa renove her bcz she سبت la nasrallah w2t el threr w tsheye3o. I told her its a long story sho bdk bi seyset syria w lbnan and ense ense and she didnt acc sib him. I personally am jnounbi living in a9sa el janoub And well i am with the idea of el mou9awame

I despise h-group and its leaders. And ppl know im not a supporter but if someone im not cool with asks me in skl ill say allah wel sayed hel 3n teze. Sho idk i just wanted to rant. Calling on u to support me isrli @thebrokenone
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Sweden increases humanitarian support to Lebanon

Press release from Ministry for Foreign Affairs

Sweden increases humanitarian support to Lebanon

Published 20 April 2026

Sweden is announcing an additional humanitarian support package to Lebanon of SEK 70 million. The support is being provided in light of the country’s worsening humanitarian situation due to the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. It will contribute to addressing basic needs, protecting the civilian population and creating security for those who have been hardest-hit by the conflict.

“The humanitarian situation in Lebanon is extremely serious. In addition to many dead, wounded and displaced people, we have also seen attacks targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure, and medical staff and humanitarian aid workers. This is unacceptable. The Lebanese people deserve peace and security. We are therefore now increasing humanitarian support to bolster the extremely hard-hit civilian population,” says Minister for International Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa.

“The Government is clear that this support is for Lebanon and its population, who have had to suffer devastating consequences of the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. The ceasefire that is underway is welcome but fragile, and must also lead to a long-term solution,” says Minister for Foreign Affairs Maria Malmer Stenergard.

Since the conflict broke out on 2 March, more than 1.2 million people have been forced to leave their homes. This corresponds to a fifth of Lebanon’s population. These people now find themselves in over-crowded collective emergency housing, staying with relatives or in make-shift tents in car parks. Schools have largely been forced to function as reception centres for internally displaced persons, which has once again interrupted schooling for children.

“More than one million Lebanese are fleeing from the war. It’s our human obligation to alleviate the suffering of the vulnerable civilian population. Sweden is now sending an additional SEK 70 million to provide shelter, hot f...
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General of State Security, Muhammad Shuraim, is Hezbollah's puppet in the State Security force. His used his powers frequently for personal or sectarian purposes. He was responsible for sending the strike force in Beirut yesterday. Here are few things h...

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Awful Experience with Ishtari.com — Low-Quality Product and Horrible Support

I am sharing my full experience with Ishtari.com because it was honestly one of the worst support experiences I have ever had.

I ordered a robot vacuum cleaner and received it on 02/03/2026. I tested it about five times, and at first it worked great. Then, after that, it completely stopped vacuuming. It would still move around, but it was not sucking anything at all. It was basically useless.

I contacted support asking for help, and the response I got was already disappointing. I was told that because more than 3 days had passed, they could not refund it after 3 days. Instead, I was told they could “support” me by taking the product, showing it to their experts, fixing it, and sending it back. I thought about it and said no, because I had already paid around $55, and I was not going to spend more money on what already looked like a trash product. I also did not want to pay the $8 delivery fee just to send a broken item for repair.

After about one day, she called me again. I told her clearly that it was not worth losing more money on a trash product that they sold me, especially if it had to be disassembled and might end up even more damaged. She kept insisting that their experts were very good, that they would fix it, and that they would do a full checkup if anything was wrong. She kept repeating that I only needed to pay the delivery fee. In the end, she convinced me to let them repair it.

The delivery guy came, took it to the repair place, and after a few days it was returned to me in the exact same condition. It was still not fixed. It was still not vacuuming. It was still not sucking anything at all.

I texted support again and told her the issue was still present and still not fixed. It really felt like I had been scammed. She said no, sir, and asked me to record a video. I recorded a video showing exactly that the robot was not sucking anything.

She still was not convinced, so she asked for another video with tissues placed in front of the robot. I did that too. After that, she...
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Türkiye delivers 360 tons of humanitarian aid shipment for Lebanese families displaced by Israeli attacks has arrived in Beirut, carrying 38 containers of relief supplies, including blankets, mattresses, pillows, sleeping bags, tents, food boxes & emerg...

Türkiye delivers 360 tons of aid to displaced families in Lebanon

By Newsroom

April 20, 2026 05:03 PM GMT+03:00

https://www.turkiyetoday.com/region/turkiye-delivers-360-tons-of-aid-to-displaced-families-in-lebanon-3218479

360-ton humanitarian aid shipment sent by Türkiye for Lebanese families displaced by Israeli attacks has arrived in Beirut, carrying 38 containers of relief supplies, including blankets, mattresses, pillows, sleeping bags, tents, food boxes and emergency aid packages.

The shipment, prepared under the leadership of the Sadakatasi Association with contributions from the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation, Yetim Foundation, and Yeryuzu Cocuklari Association, docked at the Port of Beirut.

The aid is expected to be delivered shortly to displaced families through Lebanon's Higher Relief Committee.

Aid arrives in Beirut for displaced families

The humanitarian shipment reached the Lebanese capital as families displaced by Israeli attacks continue to face difficult conditions.

The 360-ton cargo includes blankets, beds, pillows, sleeping bags, tents, food parcels and emergency relief packages.

Officials said the supplies would be distributed to displaced families through Lebanon's Higher Relief Committee.

Turkish and Lebanese officials attend reception ceremony

A reception ceremony was held at the Port of Beirut to mark the arrival of the aid.

Among those attending were Türkiye's Ambassador to Beirut Murat Lutem; Samir Haddara, representative of Lebanese Deputy Prime Minister Tarek Mitri; Administrative Development Minister Fadi Mekki; Public Works and Transport Minister Fayiz Rasmani; lawmaker Bilal Abdullah; Higher Relief Committee Secretary-General Bassam Nabulsi; and other guests.

Ambassador says Türkiye stands with Lebanon

Speaking at the ceremony, Ambassador Lutem said Lebanon needs assistance because of the conditions created by Israel's attacks and occupation.

"Türkiye is here to help," he said.

Lutem said Türkiye had previously extended support to Lebanon i...
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Lebanons potential to bridge the knowledge gap between islam in the east and christianity in the west should be talked about more

Its clear to anyone online to see that most westerners have 0 knowledge about islam (some of them dont even know Allah=God)

Lebanons religious makeup provides a unique instance where both of the biggest religions live side by side.

Lebanons tourism potential and location could easily bring in visitors from every part of the earth (if we just got our shit together) and these tourists would be able to see first hand that not only are we more similar than their politicians would have them believe, but peaceful coexistence is possible.

This isn’t even accounting for the shia/sunni split which again is a rarity in the world!

You dont even need to be religious to see how impactful such a mixed religious population could be on a global scale by just existing! If we were just able to get rid of those radical voices that weaponize religion against everyone the society we could have in the future is rarer and more special than all others!
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A local In Yohmor-West Bekaa burning a picture of hassan nasrallah after finding out that his house was completely destroyed.

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fear of uni (electrical engineering at LAU)

i am highly scared of university. no joke. i fear the day i start my first semester. feels like a huge responsibility that i wont be able to handle. like okay im graduating high school at the age of 16 so am i actually ready for that life? i got accepted with a 50% scholarship and some faid and now that we havent been studying for 2 months i fear i wont be ready enough to handle college material or that level.

i will be majoring in electrical engineering and im scared of the math. dont get me wrong, i love it , but recently my confidence has been low. can someone ease my fears? maybe help me with this anxiety
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The 7 eradicated shia villages (1948) of "Palestine" and their link to Lebanon

Before 1948 the line between north Palestine and south Lebanon wasn't meaningful in daily life, The Shia villages of the upper Galilee was closely tied to south Lebanon which is also called Jabal 3amel.

Families from these villages were intermarried and also were relatives and traded throughout history and were 1 they also shared the same religious leaders and had the same culture. And these villages weren't isolated but were an extension of south Lebanon shia community.

Some of these villages are Saliha Hula Qadas Tarbikha Qadas (socially and religiously connected to south lebanon)

During the 1948 Israel depopulated these villages and ethnically cleansed them towards south Lebanon and took over their lands. The only thing that makes them different than the other groups of British mandate Palestine is that they crossed directly to south Lebanon as they are an extension of south Lebanon shia community and they got the Lebanese citizenship.

It was easy as they shared religion dialect culture and even blood and families.

And to this days the descendants of these Lebanese people still say that they are from these villages and still identify by them.
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Reminder: post 2024 ceasefire Israel killed atleast 127 Lebanese civilians between 2024-2026

Post 2024 ceasefire Israel killed 100+ Lebanese civilians.

And this father son duo is a reminder of that

Rest in peace يا أقمار يا نوح وجنوب لبنان

Hassan jaber (3 years old) and his father

+ Israel already broke this ceasefire minutes after it took action.
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Questions on an old lenanese song.

I recently found another version of "Li beirut" that predates the one sung by Fairuz. But i found it on ig reels and i cant find any other info than the youtube video:

https://youtu.be/tU1oLWpEG1A?si=KBBjwHVNj-ZimZ0n

So can anyone tell me if this song really aired back in the day (it says 1976 on radio du liban).

Also this version slaps.
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