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Thank you Tedex Aytat for this historic event in Aytat Mount Lebanon 🇱🇧🙏❤️✌️

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2 months ago

After providing yarn and teaching the displaced women how to crochet, Sinnara Association came back today to the public school to follow up on the work done.
And what the women showed us was more than creations, it was perseverance and courage.
Grateful for their trust, their strength, and their voices 🙏🇱🇧❤️ Sinnara Assosiation by Anne Marie Madi

Sinnara Association by Anne Marie Madi Promised & Delivered

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2 months ago

مقابلة مع كمال الديك مالك العقار المهدد للسقوط في عين المريسة جانب المبنى المستهدف بيروت

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2 months ago

زيارة مركز ‏إيواء مع المحامية ان ماري ماضي من جمعية سنارة وشكرا على المبادرة الممتازة

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2 months ago

Please follow and support this initiative by Sinnara_association and Anne Marie Madi 🙏🇱🇧❤️✌️

في وسط الحرب، اخترنا أن نُبدع.
بالأمس، شاركت جمعية SINNARA الصوف والوقت والتواصل الإنساني مع النساء اللواتي اضطررن لمغادرة بيوتهنّ.
لأن الشفاء قد يبدأ بخيط أمل، مددنا خيوط الصوف علّها تساعد النساء على التغلّب على شقائهنّ والتزوّد بمهنة للمستقبل. ❤️🙏
لمن يرغب في دعم رسالتنا، يمكنه التواصل معنا عبر Instagram inbox.

In the midst of war, we chose to create.
Yesterday, SINNARA shared wool, time, and human connection with women who were forced to leave their homes.
Because healing can begin with a thread of hope, we offered wool so these women can overcome struggle and hardship and gain a skill for the future. ❤️🙏
For those who would like to support our mission, you can reach out to us via Instagram inbox.

Sinnara _association by ME Anne Marie Madi Visit to a Displaced shuttle during the Eid with TTV

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2 months ago

في وسط الحرب، اخترنا أن نُبدع.
بالأمس، شاركت جمعية SINNARA الصوف والوقت والتواصل الإنساني مع النساء اللواتي اضطررن لمغادرة بيوتهنّ.
لأن الشفاء قد يبدأ بخيط أمل، مددنا خيوط الصوف علّها تساعد النساء على التغلّب على شقائهنّ والتزوّد بمهنة للمستقبل. ❤️🙏
لمن يرغب في دعم رسالتنا، يمكنه التواصل معنا عبر Instagram inbox.

In the midst of war, we chose to create.
Yesterday, SINNARA shared wool, time, and human connection with women who were forced to leave their homes.
Because healing can begin with a thread of hope, we offered wool so these women can overcome struggle and hardship and gain a skill for the future. ❤️🙏
For those who would like to support our mission, you can reach out to us via Instagram inbox.

Please follow & support this amazing initiative by Anne Marie Madi Sinnara_association on Instagram

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3 months ago

زيارة خاصة إلى مركز التدوير في الحمراء و مقابلة خاصة مع رئيسة جمعية احلا فوضى إيمان عساف

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4 months ago

Tripoli trip with Wissam yafi, Hala Nasreddine and Layla Makdisi 🇱🇧🙏

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4 months ago

من طرابلس مع النائب السابق رامي فنج و وسام يافي و نعمة محفوظ و زكريا مسيكة يحاورهم طارق حميدان

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4 months ago

كلمة رئيس نادي إخاء عالية سامر خلف في عالية 🇱🇧

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4 months ago

Health Card Insurance by MediCard Presentation by Danielle Zakher

MediCard Presentation in Souk el Gharb with Ms. Danielle Zakher

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5 months ago

MediCard Presentation in Aitat Lebanon in collaboration with Aitat Minicipality by Danielle Zakher

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5 months ago

Medicard in Aitat Mount Lebanon in collaboration with the municipality

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5 months ago

Bus Food Tour in Beirut with Rana Salam Vintage & Pistachio & Culture by Tarek Hmaidan 🇱🇧🙏

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6 months ago

Interview # 3 with Wissam Yafi about the support for the Lebanese Army 🇱🇧 moderated by Tarek Hmaidan

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6 months ago

Interview with Wissam Yafi about Mamdani Campaign & Up coming Parliamentary elections in 2026

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6 months ago

Lebanon’s Electoral Lifeline: Voluntary Expat MPs for Every District<br />Lebanon stands at a critical juncture. As whispers grow louder that expatriates may be stripped of their right to vote in the upcoming elections, the country risks alienating one of its most vital lifelines: its global diaspora. This is not just a procedural debate—it is a question of Lebanon’s identity, resilience, and future. The Lebanese diaspora has long been a source of economic support, intellectual capital, and international advocacy. To exclude them now would be a catastrophic misstep.<br />But there is a way forward—one that requires no legislative overhaul, no constitutional amendments, and no drawn-out political battles. It is a simple, elegant, and voluntary solution: the parliamentary candidate lists in each of Lebanon’s 15 electoral districts should nominate an expatriate candidate.<br />Lists would not be legally obliged to nominate an expat candidate, and in most likelihood many won't. However, the lists that do will be sending a strong message to the electorate that they progressively wish to engage and partner with their global expat community. <br /><br />Why This Matters Now<br /><br />The Lebanese diaspora is not a peripheral constituency; it is an integral part of the nation’s fabric. With millions of Lebanese living abroad, their remittances have sustained families and propped up an economy in freefall. Their voices matter—not just because they send dollars home, but because they carry Lebanon’s story to the world. To silence them now would be to sever a lifeline.<br /><br />Unfortunately, political maneuvering threatens to do just that. There is talk of eliminating expat voting altogether, under the guise of logistical challenges or constitutional ambiguities. But let’s be honest: this is not about logistics. It is about power. Certain factions fear the influence of expats—educated, globally connected, and often less beholden to sectarian patronage networks. They fear change.<br /><br />The Voluntary Expat MP Proposal<br /><br />Here’s the idea: Electoral lists in every district would voluntarily include one expatriate candidate. No law needs to change. No constitutional crisis looms. It is a gesture of goodwill, a strategic move, and a democratic innovation- all rolled into one.<br /><br />This approach offers five major benefits:<br /><br />No Legal Obstacles: Unlike proposals to create dedicated expat seats or amend electoral laws, this solution sidesteps bureaucracy. It is entirely voluntary. Lists can simply decide to include an expat candidate—today. Nothing really stops them.<br /><br />Pre-Empt Political Shenanigans: By integrating expats into the electoral process now, we neutralize efforts to marginalize them later. Politicians who seek to shrink expat influence will find themselves outmaneuvered.<br /><br />Signal Genuine Inclusion: Lebanese abroad often feel like second-class citizens—valued for their dollars, ignored in decision-making. This proposal flips that narrative. It says: We want you. We need you. You belong.<br /><br />Inject Fresh Ideas: Expat candidates bring global perspectives, professional expertise, and reformist energy. They can help craft policies that reconnect Lebanon to the world—on trade, technology, education, and governance.<br /><br />Challenge the Status Quo: Including expats sends a clear message to entrenched political elites: the era of insularity is over. Lebanon cannot afford to be a closed shop. It must be a global network.<br /><br />A Win-Win for All<br /><br />Critics will ask: what’s in it for the lists? The answer is simple—votes and credibility. Lebanese voters, weary of recycled faces and empty promises, crave authenticity and competence. An expat candidate signals openness, progress, and seriousness. It differentiates a list from its rivals. It says: We are not afraid of new ideas.<br /><br />Moreover, expats themselves will rally behind lists that embrace them. They will mobilize their families, their networks, their resources. In an election where margins matter, this could be decisive.<br /><br />The Bigger Picture<br /><br />This proposal is not just about elections. It is about redefining Lebanese citizenship for the 21st century. Lebanon’s survival depends on its ability to leverage its diaspora—not just as donors, but as partners. By voluntarily nominating expat MPs, we take a bold step toward a more inclusive, innovative, and globally connected Lebanon.<br /><br />An Immediate Call to Action<br /><br />To the leaders crafting electoral lists: seize this moment. Do not wait for laws to change or courts to rule. Show courage. Show vision. Nominate an expat candidate in your district. Make history.<br /><br />To the Lebanese diaspora: demand your place at the table. Engage with parties. Offer your expertise. Make your voice heard. Brave it up, get out of your comfort zone in exile, work with a local list, and submit your candidacy to serve your ancestral homeland.

Interview with Wissam Yafi Lebanon’s Electoral Lifeline: Voluntary Expat MPs for Every District

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6 months ago

Circle of Hope by Tamana 🇱🇧🙏

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6 months ago

More than a school - a holistic community dedicated to empowering students with special needs in Lebanon. <br />Through creativity, care, and individualized support, Step Together nurtures each child’s potential and celebrates their unique journey. Together, we build a space of inclusion, growth, and joy.<br />www.steptogetherlb.org <br />#donatenow #lebanon #holisticCommunity #specialneeds

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7 months ago

مقابلة مع النائبان ملحم خلف و حليمة القعقور بعد جلسة مجلس النواب اليوم

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