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Do not leave Lebanon to face alone a war that remains in its soil, water and forests after the fire stops. Help it restore its land as fit for life, and to secure its right to justice.

Our call is to turn documentation into accountability, and solidarity into actual support for recovery. We demand an independent and effective track that holds the aggressor responsible for the damages and the cost of addressing and compensating them, and the inclusion of the environmental and climate cost of wars among international priorities and financing mechanisms.

Lebanon stands before you as a land that has burned, reserves that have been damaged, fields whose owners have lost their seasons and livelihoods, and explosions that shook the earth and changed its features. It asks you: who bears responsibility for these damages, and who ensures that Lebanese will not remain alone facing their effects and the cost of addressing them?

Do not leave Lebanon to face alone a war that remains in its soil, water and forests after the fire stops. Help it restore its land as fit for life, and to obtain its right to justice.

The cessation of shelling does not give the land a certificate of recovery.

Our call is to turn documentation into accountability, and solidarity into actual support for recovery.

The cessation of shelling does not grant the land a recovery certificate, and reconstruction remains incomplete unless residents can return to their fields and resources safely.

Do not leave Lebanon to face alone a war that remains in its soil, water and forests after the fire stops. Help it restore its land fit for life, and to obtain its right to justice.

Israeli shelling caused, during five months of 2026, the burning of about 7,000 hectares of green spaces, which is more than what natural causes burn in five years

We are opening the operations room at the Union, and every dollar we put into prevention saves us between 6 and 7 dollars

How can you be an MP and not know the laws?

A natural reserve is measured by the life and biodiversity it preserves, whereas the populist reserve preserves nothing but its owners' inability to deliver a real achievement.

Whoever wants to defend them should start by reading their laws, and should tell the Lebanese what he has actually done to preserve them.

We wished to see the "rampant keenness" when the reserves needed funding, management plans and actual protection, not for it to suddenly surface when a technical and legal file is turned into material for political bickering or showy competition, as if the electoral bazaar had started early for some.

Confronting forest fires does not begin when firefighting teams arrive, but years before that