Usually, I get political wisdom from Rahm Emanuel, not his brother Ari. But a quote …
Read More »In Beirut’s Once-Bustling Suburbs, Smoking Rubble and Eerie Quiet
There is little life left in the southern suburbs of Beirut. Roads, typically crammed with bumper-to-bumper traffic and the deafening screech of car horns, are eerily empty. Once-bustling sidewalks where people talked politics over coffee and tea are desolate too. In lieu of plastic bistro chairs, there are shards of …
Read More »