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Nada Homsi

Nada Homsi

Nada Homsi is a correspondent at The National's Beirut bureau. She previously reported for National Public Radio and the New York Times, and has freelanced for numerous outlets such as Foreign Policy, Al Jazeera, and Middle East Eye, with a focus on Syria and Lebanon. She is Syrian-Texan-Palestinian, holds a Master's degree in Media Studies from the American University of Beirut, and enjoys learning about communities outside her own.
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Hezbollah supporters take part in an Ashura ceremony in Beirut's southern suburbs on July 6, 2025. AFP
ExclusiveLebanon considers plan to disarm Hezbollah after Western guarantees

Assurance followed Lebanese response to US road map for disarming Hezbollah, sources say

MENAJuly 10, 2025
Nada Homsi
Syrian children in Al Hilal refugee camp near Baalbek, in eastern Lebanon. AFP
Hundreds of thousands of Syrians in Lebanon set to get financial aid to go home

UN-backed plan aims to assist repatriation of up to 400,000 people this year

MENAJuly 09, 2025
Nada Homsi
A handout photo made available by the Lebanese Presidency press office shows US Ambassador to Turkey and Special Envoy to Syria Thomas Barrack speaking during a news conference following a meeting with the Lebanese president at the presidential palace in Baabda, east of Beirut, Lebanon, 07 July 2025. Barrack is on an official visit to Lebanon to meet with Lebanese leaders. EPA / LEBANESE PRESIDENCY PRESS OFFICE HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY / NO SALES
US envoy 'unbelievably satisfied' with Lebanese response to Hezbollah proposal

Thomas Barrack encourages Lebanon to seize opportunity to 'change region'

MENAJuly 07, 2025
Nada Homsi
Hezbollah was weakened by Israeli attacks and the loss of senior figures during last year's war. AFP
Hezbollah 'divided' over whether to scale back amid US pressure to disarm

US envoy Thomas Barrack is set to visit Lebanon on Monday

MENAJuly 06, 2025
Nada Maucourant Atallah
Lebanon's Public Works Minister Fayez Rasamny says he is taking a 'step-by-step' approach to improving the country's infrastructure.
InterviewLebanon ready for take-off: Minister pushes for airport upgrades and investment

Work on Beirut airport part of gradual improvements to infrastructure, Fayez Rasamny tells The National

MENAJuly 04, 2025
Nada Homsi
Security troops stand by as people inspect the aftermath of a suicide attack at the Mar Elias church in Damascus. AFP
Attacks on minorities increase as hardline Islamists turn on Syria’s new leader

Deadly Damascus church attack deepens challenge to Ahmad Al Shara’s authority

MENAJune 25, 2025
Khaled Yacoub Oweis
Flames rise from the vehicle after it was struck in Kfardjal, southern Lebanon, killing three people inside. Photo: NNA
Israeli strike kills alleged Hezbollah financier in south Lebanon

Militant group confirms Haytham Abdullah Bakr and his two sons were members

MENAJune 25, 2025
Nada Homsi
Iranians rally in Tehran on June 24, after the ceasefire was announced. EPA
Iranians voice relief and reservations after ceasefire with Israel declared

Some residents of Tehran celebrate truce as a victory and a chance to return to normal life, but others remain cautious

MENAJune 25, 2025
Lizzie Porter
Flames rise from a vehicle after an Israeli drone attack in the town of Kfar Dajjal, in Nabatieh district of southern Lebanon, that killed three people. Photo: NNA
Israeli drone strike kills three in south Lebanon

Latest ceasefire violation one day after series of Israeli attacks on towns and villages

MENAJune 24, 2025
Nada Homsi
Israel struck a TV station in Tehran as its campaign against Iran moved into civilian areas. Getty Images
AnalysisIsrael’s threat to ‘burn Tehran’ echoes Beirut strategy, but Iran is not Lebanon

Israel may be invoking the 'Beirut model' for Tehran, but analysts say the cities are worlds apart

MENAJune 20, 2025
Nada Homsi
An anti-Israel poster is displayed in Tehran. Hostilities between Israel and Iran have escalated rapidly. AFP
'Iran can defend itself': Tehran's proxies left on the substitute bench

Hezbollah source tells The National that the group will not intervene, even if US joins conflict

MENAJune 19, 2025
Nada Maucourant Atallah
The National understands US envoy Tom Barrack, who is of Lebanese origin, is due in Beirut on Thursday. AP
Hezbollah stays out of war as US envoy visits Beirut

Middle East deputy special envoy Morgan Ortagus will not fly in, amid speculation she will be given a new role

MENAJune 18, 2025
Nada Homsi
Protesters in Iraq vent their anger against Israeli attacks on Iran near the US embassy in Baghdad. AP
ExplainerHow Iran-Israel war is viewed in each neighbouring country

Long-range conflict has spread uncertainty across turbulent Levant region

MENAJune 16, 2025
Khaled Yacoub Oweis
A Fatah gunman in the Ain Al Hilweh refugee camp near Sidon, southern Lebanon, in April 2017. Reuters
Disarmament of Palestinian camps in Lebanon likely to be postponed

Delay would come as factions in Lebanon complain about lack of consultation over weapons surrender

MENAJune 14, 2025
Nada Homsi
People gather as cars drive past rubble from damaged buildings in Beirut's southern suburbs, after a ceasefire between Israel and Iran-backed group Hezbollah took effect in November. Reuters
‘Axis of sitting ducks’: Why Hezbollah cannot afford to defend Iran from Israel’s attacks

With its arsenal decimated and pressure to disarm, the Lebanese group has little capability to support its ally

MENAJune 13, 2025
Nada Homsi
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