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11:00Now PlayingGrowing up in Lebanon during the 1980s and 90s, Syrian activist, writer and commentator, Rawan Osman was surrounded by a culture that glorified Hezbollah and demonized Israel. Despite coming from a secular, educated family, the narrative she absorbed was rooted in hatred and misinformation. It wasn’t until she moved to France—living among Jews for the first time—that her perception of Israel began to change.
In this eye-opening conversation with Eylon Levy, Osman details her journey from believing Hezbollah’s propaganda to recognizing the manipulation of Lebanon’s society by a foreign-backed militia. As Hezbollah continues to provoke Israel and strengthen its grip on Lebanese politics, what hope remains for true Lebanese independence? And why do so many still see Hezbollah as heroes despite the devastation their actions bring?
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