Ziad baroud biography of william hill

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… [A] discord is developing between the older generations and today’s children and young people. In a manner of speaking, these younger generations have nothing to show for in the present: neither do they have a future through education that will eventually contribute to their households economically and socially; nor are they part of a larger Palestinian liberation movement. Moreover, they are not the children of the Intifada, who acquired heroic stature in Palestinian society; rather they seem like their invisible unrecognized shadow across the border, strongly linked, but unable to participate or support the way they would like to.

- On Palestinian children and young people in Jordan, Farah, 2005: 111

1According to UNRWA statistics from 2002, 20% of the Palestinian refugee population in Lebanon is between 9 and 18 years of age, (Serhan and Tabari, 2005) and about 50% of all Palestinian refugees are under 25 years of age (Chatty, 2009). These figures portray a highly youth-centred society. Most individuals who make up the age group between 1-25 belong to the fourth refugee generation.1

2The first refugee generation in Lebanon, the Generation of Palestine or the Generation of the Catastrophy (Jiil al-Falastin or Jiil a

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On November 27, 2024, a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon began, announced by US President Joe Biden as “designed to be permanent.” However, strikes continue to devastate southern Lebanon. Just days ago, Tel Aviv declared a partial troop withdrawal but refrained from a full pullback as part of the truce. Amid this fragile peace, set against Lebanon’s severe economic and political crises, we reached out to Mona Harb, Professor of Urban Studies and Politics at the American University of Beirut.

 

Prof. Harb, how do you assess this deal? Do you think it will hold? Some analysts argue that it is merely a pause, possibly awaiting a change in leadership with Donald Trump’s presidency.

In the first few days of the ceasefire, there was a strong fear that it might not hold. Now, over two weeks in, there is a bit more stability. From what I can observe, the Lebanese government has begun working on some reconstruction efforts, namely rubble removal, which suggests the agreement is holding. There have been many violations, true. The latest count shows more than 200 violations since the ceasefire began, including air raids and strikes, especially in southern Lebanon, which have resulted in casualties. So far, 24 people, including Lebanese soldiers, have been killed since the