Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy

Lebanon’s legal and economic system excludes Palestinian refugees from formal labor and property ownership, forcing many into precarious work. As economic insecurity endures and foreign aid declines, skills programs offer limited relief without structural reform. More than four decades after the disappearance of her husband during the Lebanese civil war, Wadad Halwani continues to lead a collective struggle for truth and justice for Lebanon’s missing.

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Lebanon’s legal and economic system excludes Palestinian refugees from formal labor and property ownership, forcing many into precarious work. As economic insecurity endures and foreign aid declines, skills programs offer limited relief without structural reform. More than four decades after the disappearance of her husband during the Lebanese civil war, Wadad Halwani continues to lead a collective struggle for truth and justice for Lebanon’s missing.

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