From the memory of Khiam: A Forever Story of Dignity

Nour Rida

Khiam, a village in South Lebanon that was supposedly calm. However, echoes of screams and pain breached its serenity to not only reach the ears of its inhabitants, but also the ears of the people worldwide. Suffering flesh narrated endless stories of pain engraved in the hearts and imprinted in the minds.

Three years after the invasion of 1982, "Israel" turned the French barrack complex originally built in the 1930s into a Prison camp. Thousands of Lebanese were held behind the walls of this prison, to live a horrifying story they tell the world even today, 13 years after the liberation.




Source: Al-ahed news