Updated
Updated · NPR · May 4
Fayrouz Saad discusses destruction of her ancestral home in southern Lebanon
Updated
Updated · NPR · May 4

Fayrouz Saad discusses destruction of her ancestral home in southern Lebanon

5 articles · Updated · NPR · May 4
  • Saad, a former assistant secretary at the US Department of Homeland Security, described the Israeli military's destruction of her family's home in an interview with NPR's Michel Martin.
  • The report centres on the loss of her ancestral property in southern Lebanon and Saad's account of the personal impact of the strike.
  • The interview highlights the human toll of Israeli military action in southern Lebanon through the experience of a US former official with family roots there.
Is the destruction of Lebanese heritage a tragic byproduct of war or a deliberate military tactic?
When international law fails to protect cultural sites, is history itself becoming a casualty of modern warfare?