Palestinians in Lebanon suffering worsened by high energy prices, inflation
- Beirut, Lebanon — Osama Najjar is a Palestinian refugee living in the Beddawi refugee camp in Tripoli, Lebanon’s second-largest city, where he used to have a shop selling aluminium.
- Palestinians are barred from working in specific professions in Lebanon, including medicine, law, engineering and pharmacy, meaning that owning a shop is a crucial economic lifeline for many, regardless of their education levels.
- Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Hezbollah funding plan indicates a new challenge to Lebanon’s governmentlist 2 of 3Lebanese sceptical Israeli polls will bring change, end occup
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- Beirut, Lebanon — Osama Najjar is a Palestinian refugee living in the Beddawi refugee camp in Tripoli, Lebanon’s second-largest city, where he used to have a shop selling aluminium.
- Palestinians are barred from working in specific professions in Lebanon, including medicine, law, engineering and pharmacy, meaning that owning a shop is a crucial economic lifeline for many, regardless of their education levels.
- Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Hezbollah funding plan indicates a new challenge to Lebanon’s governmentlist 2 of 3Lebanese sceptical Israeli polls will bring change, end occup
Sources: Al Jazeera