Decades of stoic resistance in the face of tragedies has turned to rage after the devastating explosion in Beirut’s portTwo days later, and we are still counting the dead, accounting for the living and digging for the buried alive.Two days later, and every waking hour, every sleepless minute is punctuated by the sound of broken glass: cracked window panes crashing, shards being swept, piles of shattered glass dumped on street corners. More glass, more shards in our hearts. Continue reading…
Via: Invasions and economic collapse didn't make Lebanon's people as angry as they are now| Kim Ghattas

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