Kahlil Gibran's poignant words remind us to be wary of nations that elevate violence and silence dissent, reflecting a grim historical reality still relevant today.
Robert Fisk's memory from the Lebanese Civil War highlights the horror of the Sabra and Shatila massacre, where brutal violence occurred under Israeli military oversight.
Fisk's firsthand account underscores the haunting nature of war crimes, as he vividly recalls witnessing the aftermath of the massacre in the Palestinian camps.
Reflections on post-war Beirut evoke nostalgia for a time of hope that stands in stark contrast to the current climate of escalating violence.
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