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Nada Homsi

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Nada Homsi is a correspondent in The National’s Beirut bureau, covering Lebanon and Syria. Based in Lebanon for more than a decade, she has covered everything from economic collapse and regional war to the fall of the Syrian regime and the rise of a new government, with a consistent focus on the people caught in the middle. She previously reported for NPR and The New York Times, and freelanced for numerous international publications.
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A clergyman holds a crucifix outside St Georges Church in qlayaa on Easter Sunday. Reuters
Dispatch'We will stay until our last breath': Easter in the shadow of war in Lebanon

For the few people left, a normally happy Easter Sunday is one etched with uncertainty

MENAApril 05, 2026
An Israeli artillery unit at the Israel-Lebanon border shells targets in Lebanon. EPA
South Lebanon’s villagers left to fend for themselves on ‘road of death’

Residents cut off, under fire and without protection as Lebanese army withdraws and Israel invades

MENAApril 02, 2026
BEIRUT, LEBANON - MARCH 18: A child searches for kitchen tools amongst the debris of a building that has collapsed after an IDF airstrike on March 18, 2026 in Beirut, Lebanon. Israel has continued its aerial and ground assault in Lebanon after Hezbollah, the Iran-backed militant group in Lebanon, launched missiles at Israel in what it said was retaliation for the joint U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. (Photo by Adri Salido / Getty Images)
Special report‎No red lines: Israel's new tactics in its war on Lebanon

After years of impunity in the Palestinian strip, Israel is deploying the same strategies in Lebanon

MENAApril 02, 2026
The funeral of young paramedics Joud Suleiman and Ali Jaber. Photo: Bilal Kashmar
DispatchLebanon mourns young rescuers killed in 'pattern' of Israeli attacks

After funeral of two paramedics, grieving colleagues say they are undeterred by Israeli aggression

MENAMarch 25, 2026
Smoke and flames rise after an Israeli strike on the Qasmiya Bridge near Tyre, in southern Lebanon. EPA
Bridge strikes 'prelude to ground invasion', warns Lebanese President

Israeli army destroys another strategic bridge over southern Lebanon’s Litani River

MENAMarch 22, 2026
Pigeons fly over the corniche as people displaced from southern Lebanon arrive in the coastal city of Tyre. Reuters
'I’d be dying in my own land': Lebanon's Tyre braces for Israeli invasion

Residents fear permanent displacement if they flee, as Israel’s campaign isolates the south and raises prospect of a buffer zone in Lebanon

MENAMarch 21, 2026
Rescue workers clear rubble from a building destroyed by an Israeli strike in the Bashura neighborhood of central Beirut, Lebanon, 18 March 2026. According to the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health, more than 912 people have been killed and 2,221 others injured in airstrikes across Beirut's southern suburbs and villages in southern Lebanon since renewed hostilities began. The Israeli military stated that it is conducting strikes across the country targeting Hezbollah infrastructure and personnel. EPA / WAEL HAMZEH
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DispatchIsraeli strikes on central Beirut bring death and displacement but no clear targets

At least 12 people killed in a day in attacks on central Beirut, as bombing becomes almost routine

MENAMarch 19, 2026
Israeli soldiers on the Israeli side of the border with Lebanon on Monday. Reuters
Lebanese army thrust into Israel's war on Hezbollah as attacks kill soldiers

Strikes on clearly uniformed personnel leave state forces in impossible position

MENAMarch 18, 2026
The remains of the four-storey Islamic Health Authority centre in Burj Qalawiya, southern Lebanon, after an Israeli attack on March 13. Getty Images
'Not the first or last time': Rescuers targeted in Israeli attacks on Lebanese health workers

Israel has killed 32 medical staff in less than two weeks, nearly half of them in one day

MENAMarch 15, 2026
Rubble and debris litter the inside of a building damaged by an Israeli strike on Sidon. The National
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Sidon family among dozens killed as Israel expands attacks on Lebanon

Family of four among dozens of civilians killed on Saturday as Israel targets infrastructure and residential areas

MENAMarch 14, 2026
People who fled Israeli strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs shelter in a tent at Ramlet Al Baida. EPA
'I can’t erase what I saw': Beachfront attack haunts displaced Lebanese families

Families fleeing strikes in Dahieh gathered at Ramlet Al Baida, believing seafront was safer

MENAMarch 12, 2026
Vehicles of the UN peacekeeping force in south Lebanon escort a convoy of residents leaving the Christian village of Alma Al Chaab. AFP
More than 200 displaced people expelled from Lebanese Christian village after Israeli threats

Residents of south Lebanon's Christian villages fear Israeli threats to strike their towns

MENAMarch 10, 2026
A child walks through rows of tents in the Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium on March 9, in Beirut, Lebanon. Getty Images
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Beirut’s Sports City becomes refuge as war displaces thousands

Main stadium converted into shelter but many people wait in cars outside at risk of Israeli bombs

MENAMarch 09, 2026
A school turned into a shelter north of Beirut, as Israel orders huge parts of Lebanon's population to leave their homes. AFP
'Shelter only for Lebanese': Syrian refugees face another desperate escape as war spreads

Israel’s bombing campaign and mass evacuations in Lebanon push Syrian refugees into another cycle of flight

MENAMarch 07, 2026
People leave the Comfort Hotel in Baabda, Lebanon, after it was hit by an Israeli air strike. AFP
Israel begins 'wave of strikes' after ordering most of south Lebanon to leave

Military expanding strikes beyond traditional Hezbollah strongholds

MENAMarch 05, 2026
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