The protests rippling across Lebanon over the past two weeks have had a range of emotions. One minute, there is anger: A video of a woman kicking a bodyguard of the minister of education who had been shooting in the air to scare away crowds in Beirut went viral. The next moment, there is humor and the next, nightclub-like celebration, with public squares filled with dancers and waving lights.
To try to capture the wide span of what is happening, Al-Fanar Media editors are collecting on this link: photographs, interviews, and videos, and short sketches of what is happening on the streets of Beirut, the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli, and other areas.
