Diana Moukalled

White Helmets and the Syrian conflict

Not winning the prize did not limit the public from standing behind the stories of these volunteers

The tough challenge posed by new media platforms

We cannot even anticipate where this collective passion in the world of social media will lead us to

On the BBC correspondent and the siege in Syria

A recent photo of BBC Arabic’s correspondent showed him posing near army officers in Syria immediately after the battle to besiege eastern Aleppo ended

No WikiLeaks documents on Russia raises suspicion

Russia appears to be the least targeted when it comes to leaked documents and even seems to benefit from them

The murder of Adnani, not ISIS

Everyone has begun analyzing the murder of ISIS senior figure Abu Mohammed al-Adnani

Burkini-phobia includes us too

What is shocking are divisions among Arabs and Muslims regarding the case

Omran Daqneesh will soon be forgotten

Photos conveying violence continue to surface, yet no one can put an end to the violence

The curious case of a hijab at the Olympics

With the photo of the German and Egyptian volleyball players, we found ourselves amid a feminist and rights-related discussion

The opposing narratives of Aleppo’s siege

There should be no greater priority than saving thousands of civilians whose lives are jeopardized by Syrian, Russian and Iranian gunfire

Let us first go beyond the term ‘terrorism’

The term is used to condemn the violence we reject, not all forms of violence

No, we have not survived terrorism’s murderous cycle

The problem that raging emotions cannot understand is that no country can deter someone who has lost their mind from using a truck to kill people

Striking a balance between social and traditional media

Is what journalists write on social networking sites subject to the standards of writing an article?

Funding Hezbollah bothers Iranians

Nasrallah’s recent statement that “as long as Iran has money, we have money” reminds us of these protests

Britain, EU divorce affects us too

It seems both camps have failed to estimate the repercussions of the referendum on the future of the entire world

The various roles of Hezbollah

The open war that Hezbollah and its media announced against banks in general is ongoing

The violent road to Fallujah

Perhaps some media outlets have fallen into the trap of sectarian and political polarization when addressing the campaign

The tank of an enemy who is no longer an enemy

Vladimir Putin has reportedly approved Israel’s request to return a tank captured by the Syrian army during the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon

The attack on the Egyptian Coptic woman

The incident of the Coptic woman is not isolated, yet the media does not confront society’s deep defects

Mustafa Badreddine and the road to Jerusalem

Hezbollah leader was shrouded in mystery, especially during the past decade, despite being in the limelight

Donald Trump and the seduction of ignorance

Trump has made himself available to the media, which has prioritized all news related to him

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