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Lebanese content creator Hsen Farhat decided to stay in South Lebanon Despite the ongoing aggressions against the land, he now documents his daily life, showing all the reasons he decided to stay.
Life in Jnoub
In one video, responding to why he stayed in his village, he said, “Why should we leave? We’re not leaving this land. We’re here like thyme and olives.”
Airstrikes and bombings have cut off roads and bridges leading to affected southern villages, so Hsen, alongside Mahamad Hmayedis among those delivering essential aid.
You can reach out to either of them via Instagram for details on how to support their initiative.
Another reason he and his friends chose to stay is to care for the animals left behind. With many families forced to leave, livestock and pets were often abandoned, left without food or shelter.
There’s no attempt to romanticize the situation. Instead, its content reflects a quiet kind of resilience, rooted in routine, land, and community.
How can you help
In collaboration with the Nature Adventures Community (NAC)their efforts expanded to multiple villages in the south, caring for numerous animals, including dogs, cats, chickens, goats, and more.
Despite their best efforts, they’re unable to keep up with the number of animals they’re taking care of.
If you would like to support them, here are a few ways you can donate:
For local transfers:
Whish Money: 79 183 091
Audi Neo: 79 183 091
For international donations:
FundAHope via this link
For more initiatives to support, make sure to check out the #Support Lebanon section on our website.
