Jan 29, 2014
The different groups that live in Hamra don't mix but co-exist, usually peacefully. Because Hamra is more mixed, people are not hostile to one another.
Hassan Choubassi
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The different groups that live in Hamra don't mix but co-exist, usually peacefully. Because Hamra is more mixed, people are not hostile to one another.
Hassan Choubassi
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We are told that wars do not determine who is right, only who is left. Imagine a scenario where everybody is left and there are no victors, everything becomes subject to interpration, even historical events (Lebanon does not have a common history book to this day). No wonder that limits between public and private in Beirut are superflous, for if we take two steps back, Lebanon itself is a sort of regional public space.
in Beyroutes, p.9