Beirut - the protests of October 17th were the largest and most powerful in recent Lebanese history against the Lebanese government.
Down town Beirut, Lebanon, October 18th 2019

people took to the streets all over the country, day after day, expressing their anger and pain, furiously, while occupying them and blocking highways and bridges. Beirut. Lebanon, October 18th 2019

Beirut awakening. Lebanon, October 18th 2019

during the first days, around 1.2million people went to the streets to protest against the government’s unbearable corruption, demanding for everyone in it, without exception, to step down and resign. Beirut, Lebanon, October 18th 2019

the night of October 17th 2019; the first night of that started the largest protests in recent Lebanese history.
Down town Beirut, Lebanon

entering the center of Beirut and getting prepared to ignite the fire. Lebanon, October 17th 2019

fire to block the main entrances to the center of Beirut.
Lebanon, October 17th 2019

Beirut awakening. Lebanon, October 17th 2019

man offering a cigarette to another lying tired on the floor while other men are checking on him. October 17th 2019, Beirut, Lebanon

Beirut protests. Lebanon, October 20th 2019

2019, Beirut protests

five police men attacking a peaceful protestor, while he gently repeats to them “Not me, not me…” during the protests in response to the waste crises in Lebanon. Beirut, 2015

the five police men beat up the peaceful protestor before dragging him and arresting him. during the protests in response to the waste crisis in Lebanon. Beirut 2015