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Hezbollah has led Lebanon into total collapse. It’s now a failed state and anyone with money or in professional fields like doctors are fleeing at a rapid pace.

No one can send Lebanon back to the Stone Age; it’s already there

1:20 AM · Jan 20, 2023

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One light inside the darkness … arts and culture. It is providing relief and hope amidst the countries ongoing struggles:

Lebanon’s cultural scene roars back, defying the economic meltdown

After years of dramatic political events and economic struggles, the Lebanese cultural scene is regaining its local footing, reopening museums and launching new ones.

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Such a shame it was a beautiful country before Hezbollah took over