مصدر عام | The Public Source

Amal Khalil was clear in her conviction; she persisted in her reporting despite knowing full well that Israel has turned the press vest into a target. It never deterred her from the frontline of the truth. We carry her voice forward. May Amal Khalil rest in peace.

In these recordings, Khalil speaks of a journalistic calling shaped by reading and rigor. Her dedication to her people was the compass of her journalism through war, as she committed herself to knowing every village and road in southern Lebanon.

Forty days have passed since Israel assassinated beloved veteran Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil. In 2025, Fátima Fouad el-Samman interviewed Khalil about the ethics & politics of journalism. Today, we share her voice with you.

📸 Announcing the launch of “The After-Image,” a collection of firsthand testimonies from local photographers, documentarians, and visual artists bearing witness to the U.S.-Israeli war on Lebanon.

Abu Nidal al-Arabid built a small desalination plant in Jabalia to serve displaced families. On October 5, 2024, Israel bombed his home, killing 17. This was his last video message to his son, Imad.