Dylan Baun

@dylan-baun.bsky.social

Writer, historian, teacher—Youth and young people 20th century Lebanon and Palestine—The action is the juice New book-Beirut Radical out now

Latest article with help from a student this time: “Though worlds and decades apart, these three figures [Scottish Quaker Daniel Oliver, Coates, Mother Agapia] are united by their experiences on the ground in Palestine as “outsiders.”

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mecouncil.org/publication/... Maysa Baroud takes up one of the most important questions unaddressed in mainstream coverage on Lebanon: How does the govn and citizens treat the nearly 1.5 Syrian refugees in Lebanon? And what will happen to them after the Syrian revolution?

From Exile to Uncertainty: Syrian Refugees in Lebanon Consider Returning Home

The fall of the Assad regime after almost 14 years of war has brought hope to many Syrian refugees that a long-awaited return home is possible. The shift also comes as welcome news for the governments...

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A prime example that the founders of political Zionism, here Thedor Herzl (1860-1904), had little regard for the inidgenous (unmentioned, Palestinian) population. They wanted them gone.

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