'I don't know how we'll survive': War-damaged Lebanese businesses face the unknown
A main commercial street in southern Beirut, much of which has been destroyed by Israeli air strikes/ Wedged into the middle of a three storey-high pile of rubble and charred possessions in southern Beirut is a twisted and cracked metal sign. “Spare parts. Jeep Cherokee,” it says. It is the only indication that the ground floor of this destroyed building had been occupied by a busy car parts dealership – one of many such businesses destroyed by Israel’s heavy bombing of Dahieh, the largely Hezbollah-controlled southern suburb of the capital ...
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