r/Lebanese

I read the list of the people getting a pardon w it’s all a bunch of terrorists. Can someone please explain to me what’s the point behind making such pardon?

As a kid I’d always hate that I got darker in the summer,
And how I had really thick dark hair and dark eyes.
I had always wished I could’ve been like my brother (mom is Lebanese dad is white)
Cause he has green eyes, light brown hair, freckles,
And he is super pale.
I always felt jealous of other people with more white traits growing up. And even now at 19,
I still wish I had paler skin or blue eyes.
I avoid sunlight and use sunscreen to try to avoid getting tan.
And at points I’ve thought about getting contact lenses so I could have lighter eyes.
As a guy, I always was jealous of the guys with lighter and finer body hair. While I have extremely thick and dark body hair everywhere.
But at the same time, I’m told I’m “white passing” to a degree. But in white spaces I don’t fit in.
And in Lebanese/west Asian spaces, I also don’t fit in. I feel too white to be Lebanese, but too Lebanese to be white. And sometimes it’s really hard.

Ra7 mout wlo. Shu hayda. Bade a3ref shu ra7 ysir fina. Astaghfirullah ya3ne bas I wanna build a life ba2a. Walla ta3bene. I was abroad, I left my university and I came back to Lebanon because I miss my hometown and I couldn't build a life b3id 3an hon. I want to go back to my house.

It's not fair seeing all my peers have their lives quasi figured out and I'm still starting from scratch. W fo2 hayda w kello we can't find a house to rent kellon badon kelwe w nos.

Laa w shu Kamen. I have no friends here. My therapist isn't doing sessions rn. I'm not in uni yet ba3d ma balashet l sene la etsajal. I can't volunteer or get a job because we're still searching for a house so we might move/go back to jnoub anytime kamen

Allah byfreja. Shu bi 3arfne.

1. Iran went against the two largest Air Force’s in the world

2. Iran went against the largest military as the most sanctioned country on earth for decades

3. Weeks prior Mossad and Trump admitted to giving violent rioters weapons to break the social order and directed them to attack police stations.

4. Iran was able to lock onto and target F-35 Lightnings a feat that no other country on earth did

5. Iran was 1 versing a ton of countries. France had an aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean helping out, Cyprus and the UK were helping out, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain all allowed their countries to be used to launch attacks and opened up their air space.

6. Iran was caught by a sucker punch and surprise attack in the middle of negotiations

And yet they’ve held it together and anyone outside the U.S. or Israel is writing that Iran has emerged as a greater power and is better off today having defended and prevented Trump from achieving any of his five strategic objectives.

This is a modern day David versus Goliath story

Hello, So I’m searching for a job paying around $800-$1,000 per month, I’m a university student with a solid CV for my current position. I was wondering if anyone do know or knows someone who works in Whish Money to know more about their environment and how much they’re paying, I was thinking of applying to an open position there as a “After Sales Officer”. I currently work as a Teller in a Whish Money Agent shop.

I need to ask something because I’ve genuinely noticed this
Why are Lebanese people so good with money? Like seriously, almost every Lebanese person I’ve met seems to know how to make money, multiply it, invest it, or at least manage it really well.
Is it something cultural? Family mindset? Business mentality? What do you think makes Lebanese people so financially smart? And what tips would you personally give someone who wants to learn that mindset?
Hope you dont get me wrong 🥹

Looking for recommendations for a birthday gift for a man in his late 40s in Beirut.

Preferably something luxury, classy, unique, or anything memorable honestly.

Drop stores / ideas plsss 😭

Budget is flexible if it’s actually worth it.

I need to ask something because I’ve genuinely noticed this
Why are Lebanese people so good with money? Like seriously, almost every Lebanese person I’ve met seems to know how to make money, multiply it, invest it, or at least manage it really well.
Is it something cultural? Family mindset? Business mentality? What do you think makes Lebanese people so financially smart? And what tips would you personally give someone who wants to learn that mindset?
Hope you dont get me wrong 🥹

Hello,

I have been bitten by the Burek bug. Specifically the cheese. The version I had was smooth, custard, right amount of cheese. The next day when I warmed it up it got chewy which I loved even more. Now I tried to make it myself with Turkish white cheese and mozzarella and ended up with salty, sour, sharp edges baked something. Please help a friend out.
What is the best cheese to get the refined smooth flavor, and chewy texture. If it is feta cheese then which kind? I need the nuanced recipe please.

Thank you.

At store like Fahs and Mustapha Labban, im finding a 190$ perfume for 120. Are those stores trustworthy? Im very skeptical and dont know if should buy from the them.