“From that, I have a lot of experience going to Lebanon and experiencing war.
“In 1998, I was there when one of the sonic booms was above the sports stadium.
“I remember that just because it was so traumatising as a child to hear bombs, even though in 2006 there were way more experiences and it was way more horrifying, for some reason, the 1998 experience when I was 11 was really, really traumatising.
“I think these experiences set me up for always really being interested in the Middle East as just a place of complexity and competing interests, narratives that feel different than my experiences.”
To walk into a war zone is brave. To walk into a genocide is …
You don’t simply walk into a genocide
White privilege.
Afeef Nessouli
Source
Lebanese people are white - https://lebanesestudies.ncsu.edu/news/2014/11/20/how-the-lebanese-became-white/
Tbf he does look pretty white
Looks pretty middle eastern to me
what the hell is your problem?