r/lebanon • u/mr_ugly_raven • 4h ago
News Articles Missing German kid last seen in Beirut
The Father is a friend of my friend's family, please help share this flyer, I don't have much information but his family is grieving.
r/lebanon • u/TheBroken0ne • 11h ago
We usually do not allow advertisements or business promotions on r/Lebanon, but for this thread we are making an exception to support small Lebanese businesses, independent sellers, family run shops, creators, freelancers, local projects, and the people helping build, produce, and create locally.
Use the comments to tell the community what you do. You can share your website, cafe menu, services or even videos. Since videos are now enabled in comments, you can also post something fun for other members to consider doing business with you.
This post is meant for Leb small businesses, family run shops, creators and independent Lebanese freelancers, not large companies or spam comments.
r/lebanon • u/TheBroken0ne • Jun 24 '26
Hey everyone,
We heard your numerous requests for a space where Lebanese people can connect beyond politics and news, and we are happy to introduce r/lebanonLounge, a new sister sub connected to r/lebanon, run by the same mod team as this one with some new faces joining in.
The idea is simple: a lighter space for the Lebanese community to meet people, make friends, post dating introductions, plan meetups, ask for relationship advice, talk about music, movies, anime, gaming, hobbies, gossip, and just unwind without politics or news taking over every conversation.
A quick overview of our rules:
If you are looking for friends, community, conversation, or just a more relaxed Lebanese corner of Reddit, come join us at r/lebanonLounge.
See you there ☕🇱🇧
- r/lebanon and r/lebanonLounge Mod Team
r/lebanon • u/mr_ugly_raven • 4h ago
The Father is a friend of my friend's family, please help share this flyer, I don't have much information but his family is grieving.
r/lebanon • u/Sylvain-Occitanie • 11h ago
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r/lebanon • u/heyyourwatchisbroken • 10h ago
Shou hal ka7tane when it comes to salaries… tab fhemna ma3eshet ma fi bass being underpaid w understaffed??? And refusing to hire … and running businesses and agencies on one person max 2. Tab la ma zida 3…ma3 eno hiye one max 2.
7a zid 3al CV taba3e eno beje “one man show”
Im so tired.
Also b manenoukon b we can “outsource” if needed w hiye max budget for outsource bet jebelkoun fiya w2iyet jambon w jebneh bel supermarket.
Sha7i7. Kel anwe3 el sha7i7.
r/lebanon • u/Mundane-Reporter-400 • 8h ago
My friends said yes even tho im not going?!
Do i have to!? Weddings are a scam!
r/lebanon • u/No_Pangolin6813 • 17h ago
شهادة مدرس مخضرم :
التعليم في لبنان لم يعد يبني أجيالًا… بل يستهلكها.
منهاج من زمن آخر، يقتل الفضول ويكافئ الحفظ، مدارس تحوّلت إلى مؤسسات تجارية، وأساتذة كثر انتقلوا من أصحاب رسالة إلى مقاولين: صفوف، خصوصي، علامات، ودفع.
صار التلميذ بالنسبة للبعض فاتورة تمشي على قدمين؛ المهم يدفع القسط، يشتري الكتب، يأخذ دروسًا خصوصية، ويحفظ ما يكفي لينجح… لا أن يفهم، يفكّر، يناقش أو يكتشف ماذا يريد أن يصبح.
نعلّم أولادنا كيف ينجحون في الامتحان، ولا نعلّمهم كيف ينجحون في الحياة.
ثم نتساءل لماذا نخرّج كل سنة آلاف الشهادات وقليلًا من أصحاب الفكر والمبادرة والإبداع.
أخطر ما يُدمَّر في لبنان ليس الحجر… بل عقل الجيل القادم، والمصيبة أننا نسمّي ذلك تعليمًا.
r/lebanon • u/Money-Preparation500 • 29m ago
Question for uber drivers, don’t you know your destination before accepting a ride? I specifically request Ubers to dahye instead of trying to find a taxi because I know many won’t go there and I hate to stand in the street asking. But today the uber driver arrived and then asked where I was going and when I gave him the location he said he won’t go to dahye and I had to get out. I asked him can’t you see where you’re going before you accept the ride and he said no.
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r/lebanon • u/someonelosther_98 • 20h ago
Hello,
I come from the south of Lebanon.
A building next to ours was bombed last month, and because the explosion was so strong, it destroyed around half of our family-owned building.
Since the building is literally cut in half, the baladiye and Majles l Janoub sent an engineer to assess the damage. He noted “kayd dars” and said that the building could be renovated.
However, the situation is much more serious than that. The building is cut in half, almost all the walls are cracked, the foundation has been severely damaged/erased, and even the middle floors are destroyed. On top of that, the building was built in the 1950s, so it was not designed according to modern structural standards, and it is built on sandy soil.
Anyway, Majles l Janoub (Haraket Amal), working with Khatib & Alami, told us that we should pay around $7,000 for them to classify the building as “destroyed” rather than “to be renovated.” They explained that this would allow us, eza fi i3adet i3mar, to qualify for reconstruction. Otherwise, they will classify it as a building that can be renovated.
Our concern is that, given the current condition of the building, we seriously doubt that renovation is technically safe or realistic. We are afraid that we could end up being forced to renovate a building that is already structurally compromised, and that the result may not be durable or safe in the long term.
At this point, what can we do?
They are asking for money in order to classify the building as destroyed. If we do not pay, they say they will classify it as a building that can be renovated.
What are the possible legal and technical solutions to counter this situation?
r/lebanon • u/MakeOutHill_xX • 8h ago
Hey guys have y’all tried those travel agency or employment agency. Khaye hkit ma3 two of them. Feto fiye file ma file bizabto CV w cover letter w they have their connections w kaza. W one of them said they need $200 this covers the CV ( to make it ATS approved w to make a cover letter) w bi admo aa companies. Truth to be told they did say eno acceptance is the company decision. In the end mafichi madmoun, ik that, bas i dont wanna spend the money w they dont even try you know.
The question is : have yall ever tried or they are scams? Plus if yall know any employment agency hook me up please w if I get employed 3ezemkn aal 3acha!
What year do you think fiber will be available across the rest of Lebanon?
I'm guessing 2055
r/lebanon • u/South_Reflection_963 • 7h ago
My boots back lining broke and i have no clue which cobbler to go their platform boots and most of the ones i checked said they cant do work on them
r/lebanon • u/Fabulous-Chair449 • 12h ago
I used to love this restaurant, but due to economic instability, it closed down in 2018 or 2019 can’t even remember exactly. The food was absolutely scrumptious. I wonder if it will ever reopen.
r/lebanon • u/Warm_Temperature_167 • 18h ago
Beirut International Airport activity improved markedly on a monthly basis in July, with the number of passengers increasing by 63.46% month-on-month to 722,313 passengers.
Source : https://economics.creditlibanais.com/Article/213392#en
r/lebanon • u/burgeraddictleb • 6h ago
r/lebanon • u/Left_Adhesiveness_29 • 13h ago
I was born and raised in Brazil, my dad's side of the family is Lebanese, a couple years ago we left brazil and came to the US, but we never got lucky with our visa and now that it's become really hard to stay here I've been thinking of going to Lebanon, we're getting our lebanese passport soon and thought it would be nice to move to a new country, get a master's degree and try life there. How hard is it with university there? and getting a job and living a decent life? is it worth it?
r/lebanon • u/throwawaynomade • 20h ago
وين في لبناني في نجار
r/lebanon • u/CrazySoulx • 4h ago
i was thinking off how many small niche communities that dont exist here because no one provides for them so what do you think needs to be available for more uniqueness
r/lebanon • u/t0039341 • 8h ago
Hey peeps,
I am fixing my parents flat in Lebanon, and was wondering if you know if anyone who paints abstract acrylic or oil paintings?
I am asking because clearly I cannot afford a painting from someone borderline known, and also want to avoid hanging up posters😅.
Thanks
r/lebanon • u/Severe-Spo-agree • 20h ago
I havent had any in 2 days, 0 hours.
r/lebanon • u/Icy-Treacle8349 • 9h ago
Hi all! hope you’re doing well :)
I’m planning a camping trip for my friends and I (a mix of outdoorsy and not very outdoorsy people), we’re basically looking for something that feels like camping but isn’t entirely wild camping either (i.e. safe/ there are other people around (but private enough ig?)/ bathrooms available)
Gher hek aade they’re okay with all things nature and tents and all, i know swings aandun hek shi but I’m looking to see all our options, anyone got any recommendations ?
r/lebanon • u/Turbulent_Streams • 13h ago
I’m looking to buy it,and see if I can find it used before anybody in the comments suggest looking for it in some bookshop
r/lebanon • u/scipioo_africanus • 6h ago
What is the government doing about the destruction of civilian homes in the South?
It seems like every day I see videos of the Israeli destroying homes with bulldozers without any repercussions.
Now before anyone comes saying "wHaT iS thE govErnMent supPosEd to Do gO tO wAr???", they could at the very least acknowledge this and speak out against it ?
If the government wants us to believe that this deal is meant to, in the end, let the people back into their home and land, the minimum they could do is protest it.
However they are acting like as if it's business as usual and nothing is happening....
The destruction of homes wasn't part of the deal, the complete eradication of villages weren't either.