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First Impressions of Lebanon 🇱🇧 During Middle East Crisis

My first day in Lebanon 🇱🇧 — walking through Beirut’s history, culture, and resilience. Beirut isn’t just another city — it’s one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. From Phoenician traders to Roman ruins, Ottoman rule, and French colonial architecture, this city has seen empires rise and fall. But it has also endured decades of conflict, civil war, and most recently, the devastating 2020 port explosion that shook the world. In this video, I explore Beirut’s streets, visit the Armenian neighborhood of Bourj Hammoud, and see how life goes on despite economic hardship and political instability. You can still feel the scars of the port blast, but you also see the spirit of a city that refuses to give up. 💬 What you’ll see in this video: Arrival & first impressions of Beirut’s energy and chaos A short history of Lebanon and its capital city Stories and scenes from the 2020 Beirut port explosion site Walking through the Armenian quarter of Bourj Hammoud — markets, food, and daily life Conversations with locals about the present-day challenges Street scenes, food, and the city’s unmatched cultural mix 📍 Locations covered: Beirut Downtown, Beirut Port area, Bourj Hammoud (Armenian quarter) 📅 Filmed in [Month Year] Lebanon may be facing hard times, but it’s impossible not to be inspired by the warmth, resilience, and history that lives in every corner of Beirut