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Nada Homsi

Nada Homsi

Nada Homsi is a correspondent at The National's Beirut bureau. She previously reported for National Public Radio and the New York Times, and has freelanced for numerous outlets such as Foreign Policy, Al Jazeera, and Middle East Eye, with a focus on Syria and Lebanon. She is Syrian-Texan-Palestinian, holds a Master's degree in Media Studies from the American University of Beirut, and enjoys learning about communities outside her own.
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Christian youths stage a sit-in inside the Mariamite church in Damascus. AFP
Christians in Damascus protest against burning of Christmas tree in Hama

The incident will be seen as a test for Syria's new administration

MENADecember 24, 2024
Syrians wait to enter Lebanon at Al Masnaa crossing. EPA
Syrians who fear retribution from rebels flee to Lebanese border

Many hope to leave country until intentions of new rulers become clearer

MENADecember 22, 2024
A member of the Syrian Civil Defense group, the White Helmets, stands on a truck next to bodies piled up at the site where human remains were discovered along a road leading to the airport in Damascus, Syria, 16 December 2024. According to the White Helmets, 17 bodies and 24 bags containing human bones were found dumped on the side of the road leading to Damascus International Airport, and an investigation was launched to determine the identities of the bodies and the circumstances of death. EPA / MOHAMMED AL RIFAI
VideoCanvas bags with human remains found in Damascus countryside

The remains of around 20 bodies were found dumped in the Aqraba district of south-eastern Syria

MENADecember 20, 2024
Aleppo airport, damaged during fighting, has reopened, though sanctions hinder its full capacity. Lizzie Porter / The National
First flight since fall of Assad lands in Aleppo after departing from Damascus

Airport officials call for sanctions to be lifted to restore aviation sector

MENADecember 18, 2024
Members of the White Helmets lift bags containing human remains from a mass grave in Damascus. AFP
Assad regime crimes emerge as mass grave excavations begin

Rights groups have called for the preservation of evidence at sites of crimes committed by Assad regime

MENADecember 17, 2024
A drone photograph shows bodies piled up on a lorry at the site near an abandoned fairground in Damascus. EPA
Around 20 bodies found in Damascus countryside as mass graves search widens

Residents discovered bags dumped by road near deserted fairground were full of bones and remains

NewsDecember 16, 2024
Inside the Friends department of the Damascus Government Hospital
ExclusiveInside the secret Damascus Hospital ward where doctors treated Iran-sponsored fighters

The National toured the hidden section of Damascus Public Hospital, where medics say they were ordered to treat foreign militants and even high-profile detainees

MENADecember 13, 2024
A screengrab from a video showing the US citizen, who gave his name as Travis, in Al Dhiyabiyah, Syria. Photo: Shaam
Syrian rebels find and free missing US missionary from prison

Video on social media had sparked hopes that he was journalist Austin Tice

MENADecember 12, 2024
Syrians at a morgue in Damascus. EPA
Tortured bodies and desperate families at Damascus morgue

Syrians are starting to get answers about the fate of missing relatives

MENADecember 11, 2024
People arrive to celebrate the fall of the Syrian government in Damascus. AP
‘Welcome to Free Syria’: jubilant Damascus residents grapple with uncertainty

Syrian border checkpoint with Lebanon abandoned

MENADecember 08, 2024
Nadine Amine, 50, talks to her son, Jad Arouni, 10, inside their house damaged in an Israeli strike in Tyre. Reuters
Thousands return to find homes destroyed in Lebanon's Tyre

Lack of food, water and electricity are hampering residents wanting to restart their lives after two months of war

MENANovember 30, 2024
Rescue workers dig through an Israeli strike site at Aitou the day after at least 24 people were killed including 12 women and 2 children. Matt Kynaston / The National.
Special reportKilled without warning: Pattern of Israeli strikes on Lebanon may amount to war crimes

Investigation reveals how its military systemically targeted civilians before the ceasefire came into effect

MENANovember 29, 2024
Displaced residents return to Dahiyeh, in Beirut, Lebanon, following a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah that went into effect on Wednesday. AP
Beirut's Dahieh springs back to life within a day of ceasefire

Residents determined to return home despite uncertainty over durability of ceasefire

MENANovember 28, 2024
Buildings levelled in Beirut on September 27 by the Israeli strikes that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. AFP
The biggest events in Israel-Hezbollah war: From Nasrallah's killing to attacking Netanyahu's residence

With a ceasefire imminent, here are six critical events that shaped the most recent war

MENANovember 26, 2024
A home in Barja damaged by an Israeli strike on the town. Israel did not warn civilians before launching its attack. Reuters
Special report'I won't welcome strangers': Israel strikes at Lebanon's sectarian wounds

Residents across the country fear housing people fleeing Israel's attacks will give it excuse to strike

MENANovember 19, 2024
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