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Jamie Prentis

Jamie Prentis

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Jamie has been a reporter at the London bureau since June 2018. He studied history at the University of Nottingham where he focused on the 1956 Suez Crisis and the partition of India. Before joining The National he worked for the Libya Herald and covered the country for outlets including The Times, The Daily Telegraph and Al Monitor.
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Rebuilding Lebanon after Israel’s war: The vast costs and political challenges

After the 2006 war, the world rushed to assist in the country’s reconstruction. But this time round, and with $11bn of damage to repair, Lebanon and its people appear to be on their own

May 30, 2025
A man casts his vote at a polling station during municipal elections in the town of Nabatieh, south Lebanon, on May 24. AP Photo
Lebanon's traditional parties dominate municipal elections

Locals polls come after repeated delays, in a country still reeling from Israel's war

May 26, 2025
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun casts his vote at a polling station in his native town of Aishiyeh in southern Lebanon during the first round of municipal elections on May 24. AFP/Lebanese Presidency
Lebanese defy Israeli bombings for first election in the south in years

Municipal polls take place in Hezbollah heartlands as Israel continues to occupy southern border points

May 24, 2025
An Israeli strike hit a building in Toul, southern Lebanon. Reuters
Spate of Israeli bombings on south Lebanon ahead of elections

One attack destroyed building Israel said was used by Hezbollah

May 23, 2025
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, right, welcomes Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Beirut on Thursday. EPA
Lebanon agrees to improve living conditions at Palestinian refugee camps

Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas met Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam on his second day in Beirut

May 22, 2025
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, left, and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas at the Presidential Palace in Baabda, Lebanon. Reuters
Abbas begins Beirut mission to disarm Palestinian refugee camps

President and Lebanese leader Joseph Aoun agree that all weapons must be under state control at start of significant three-day visit

May 21, 2025
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas will begin a three-day visit to Lebanon on Wednesday. EPA
Abbas seeks plan to disarm Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon

Lebanon wants to bring all weapons under state control

May 20, 2025
The aftermath of the explosion at Beirut port on August 5, 2020. Getty Images
Lebanon's new political elite revives Beirut blast probe but hurdles remain

Five-year investigation has been impeded by challenges and threats

May 09, 2025
A Lebanese welcoming committee greeted passengers arriving on an Emirates flight to Beirut. AP
First Emiratis arrive in Lebanon after end of travel ban

Lebanon is seeking to renew previously strong ties with the Gulf

May 07, 2025
Flames rise from a metal tent hit by an Israeli air strike on Dahieh in the southern suburbs of Beirut this week. AP
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun urges US to push Israel to stop attacks

Message to US general comes days after Israel bombed southern Beirut

April 30, 2025
A poster depicting former Hezbollah leaders Hassan Nasrallah and Hashem Safieddine is carried from the site of an Israeli strike on southern Beirut. Reuters
Israel inflicts new wounds on Beirut as city reels from attacks

Military official says strike on Lebanese capital aims to increase pressure on government to disarm Hezbollah

April 28, 2025
Lebanese emergency teams cordon off the perimeter of a fire at a site in Beirut hit by Sunday's Israeli strikes. AFP
Israel strikes Beirut for third time since ceasefire

Smoke rises after Israeli attack on what it claims is Hezbollah missile storage site

April 27, 2025
Lebanese security forces at the scene of an Israeli air strike in Baaouerta, near the coastal town of Damour, on Tuesday. AFP
Israeli strike on Lebanon kills Islamic Group official

Attack on Hussein Atoui happened 20km south of Beirut as he was driving to work

April 22, 2025
Lebanon's Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem has led the group since 2024. Reuters
Naim Qassem warns Hezbollah 'will not allow anyone to disarm' group

Hezbollah chief says no dialogue over Lebanon defence strategy until Israel withdraws

April 18, 2025
The shrapnel-riddled Liberty statue, damaged during Lebanon's civil war, in Beirut's Martyrs' Square. AFP
Lebanon's civil war is not over yet, say politicians 50 years on

Weapons may have stopped firing in Lebanon, but the old sectarian system dominates

April 13, 2025

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