The wandering Palestinian
The wandering PalestinianWhether they be in Nahr al-Bared (shown below), Nazareth or Nablus, Palestinians are united by loss and by hope NAHR AL-BARED in Lebanon was a wind-blown huddle of tents when the first refugees straggled here from Galilee in 1948, the year of the Palestinian nakba or catastrophe. Yet the camp somehow prospered, in spite of the Lebanese laws restricting Palestinians, and de
Silencing of the lambs
A FEW years ago, researchers in Montreal produced a disturbing finding. By the simple act of neglecting her young, a mother rat could permanently change the expression of genes in her offspring. Dams that licked their pups only infrequently—the rat equivalent of bad maternal care—sent their little ones off into the world with a more anxious disposition than rats with dams that had lavished care on
Lebanon on the brink as violence erupts
· Government has declared war, says Hizbullah · At least 10 killed and 20 hurt as clashes spread Fighting erupted across Beirut yesterday after Hizbullah accused the Lebanese government of issuing a "declaration of war" by demanding the Shia militia shut down its private communications network. Beirut's streets echoed to the sound of machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades as masked Hizbullah f
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Three-way struggle
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