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Lebanon's barbed-wire encased parliament-frequently vacant due to the inability of Lebanon's political factions to agree on even the most basic of issues, was visited today by a contingent of beauty queens from the Balkans, Venezuela, and Lebanon. It's unclear why they decided to visit parliament, but then again, it's unclear why Lebanon's parliament continues to visit parliament as well. #Lebanon #youstink #beirut #march8 #march14 #photojournalism (at Parliament of Lebanon)
Syrians and Palestinians residing in Syria were rescued at sea by the Italian Coast Guard in 2013, off the coast of Sicily. Two years have passed since these pictures were taken, and little has been done to end the conflict driving hundreds of thousands of Syrians into the safety of the Eurozone. If anything, it has gotten worse. Ironically, American’s and Europeans this week have speculated about the danger posed by these refugees. However, it is increasingly likely that the majority of the individuals who took part in the Parisian terror attacks this month were home grown—born and raised, theoretically, with European passports, and all the rights and opportunity conferred upon those who carry them. If anything, they are an opportunity adrift for countries willing to accept them. Syrians are educated and work hard—anyone who lives in Lebanon or the Middle East knows that they create, build, and more than anyone else, know the horrors of ISIS. #UNHCR #refugee #Syria #Sicily #Italy #photojournalism (at Syracusa, Sicily)
Students attended class at the Sobhi Saleh School in Beirut, Lebanon where roughly half of the student body is comprised of Syrian refugees, thanks to grants from international donors. With no formal camp structure, the estimated 1.5 million Syrians living in Lebanon have melted into the local population-altering the Socio-economic and cultural fabric of Leabnon, but especially Beirut. Shot on assignment for the @nytimes. #Lebanon #Syria #refugee #unhcr (at Jnah)
Peshmerga fighters fired in the air and frantically signaled for a suspected suicide truck bomber to stop on Friday as they were entering the city of Sinjar, which ISIS had controlled for over a year. The Islamic State has employed these human precision guided weapons to great effect against Kurdish forces, who have little to rely on besides a chronically short supply of Milan ATGM missiles and US AT-4 and German made Panzerfaust-3 rockets. Luckily in this case the truck was simply a truck, driven by locals who intended no one any harm. Shot on assignment for the @nytimes. #nytassignment #iraq #sinjar #isis #war #photojournalism #yazidi #peshmerga (at Sinjar, Nineveh Governorate, Iraq)
Kurdish and Yazidi fighters walked through the streets of Sinjar on Friday after anti-ISIS forces entered the city from the east, west and north following an intense campaign of US air strikes. ISIS seemed to have withdrawn much of their forces further south to al-Baj and al-Bleij, leaving the shattered and battle-scarred city strangely quiet as Peshmerga and YPG fighters moved through its streets uncontested. Shot on assignment for the @nytimes. #Iraq #Kurdistan #Isis #war #photojournalism #nytassignment #peshmerga #yazidi #sinjar (at Sinjar, Nineveh Governorate, Iraq)
Smoke rose, Friday, from an ISIS suicide truck bomb that targeted the lead Peshmerga vehicles from the Zeravani Brigade as they moved to cut the Highway that links the Islamic State capital of Raqqa with Mosul. See our story in the @nytimes for more reporting and dramatic video of the suicide bombing from inside one of the Peshmerga vehicles that was targeted. Shot on #nytassignment. #Isis #Iraq #sinjar #war #peshmerga #Kurdistan #Yazidi #photojournalism (at Sinjar, Nineveh Governorate, Iraq)
Smoke from US air strikes rose over the city of Sinjar as Peshmerga units from the Zeravani brigade drove through Mount Sinjar earlier this week as they moved to cut Highway 47 at the town of Solagh, east of Sinjar, blocking a key resupply route for ISIS. Photographed on assignment for the @nytimes #iraq #kurdistan #peshmerga #sinjar #war #photojournalism (at Sinjar, Nineveh Governorate, Iraq)
@nytben on the front of the @nytimes, but at the back of the plane. Newspapers might not fly their correspondents business class anymore, but it still feels pretty good to be on the front page. (at Erbil International Airport EIA)
Kurdish rebuttal to those pessimistic winers from Game of Thrones. #got (at Iraq, Erbil)
Just an hours drive from ISIS controlled Mosul, this train will drive you around the family mall in Duhok. Proximity to the death cult that is the Islamic State is a strange thing when you consider all the seemingly normal life that goes on around it. On assignment for the @nytimes in Iraqi Kurdistan. #iraq #nytassignment (at Duhok City)
Three dimensional hotel art at the Dilshad Palace in Duhok, Iraq. Artist Unknown. On assignment for the @nytimes #iraq #art (at Dilshad Palace Hotel - Poolside Bar And Restaurant)
Bodyguards flanked Nouhad Machnouk, second from the left, Lebanon's Interior Minister, who has been under pressure to step down from activists protesting the country's garbage crisis amid allegations of police brutality and excessive force. Mr. Machnouk was enjoying a night at the #Aishti Foundation grand opening of the new $100 million luxury retail space and public gallery for Aishti owner Tony Saleme, private contemporary art collection that includes work from some of today's most sought after artists, like #wadeguyton, who's piece is featured prominently here. Shot on assignment for the @nytimes. #lebanon #Beirut #art #politics #government #nouhadmachnouk (at Aishti Foundation)
The new flagship #Aishti department store and accompanying Aishti Foundation gallery space was designed by famed British architect David Adjaye. The $100 million high end luxury retail project, and the "blue chip" private art collection it will house, is a curious venture in a country with a grotesquely corrupt and dysfunctional political system, where most the population lives without steady access to even the most basic of municipal services, and where 1 in 4 people in the country is a Syrian refugee fleeing the brutal conflict just raging just 50 miles away. #lebanon #art #culture @adjaye_visual_sketchbook (at Aishti Foundation)
Lebanese ladies take a close look at a large @gerhard.richter on display at the Aishti Foundation in #Beirut at last nights opening. Aishti's owner Tony Saleme opened the gallery that now showcases his extensive private collection of contemporary art amid a glitzy crowd of local politicians and wealthy clients, as well as members of the international art scene. Photographed on assignment for the @nytimes. #lebanon #middleeast (at Aishti Foundation)
Original, restored negatives from a photo studio that was caught up on the frontline of Lebanon's civil war, currently in the archives of the Arab Image Foundation. More to come soon in the @nytimes. #nytassignment #lebanon #beirut (at Beirut, Lebanon)
Spent the day hanging out with Lebanon's few but very cool surf bums. The Californian inside me that grew up surfing always wanted to find this scene in #Lebanon but work and travel always seemed to get in the way. Hope @abihabib and I can get #laithalexanderdenton to pick up the board one day soon. How old do you need to be to surf? @surflebanon #lebanon #surfing (at Surf Lebanon)
Sidra, who was just days old when the mustard shell fired by #ISIS struck her family's Home, died in a turkish hospital after several weeks of deep pain and suffering. Two of her uncles buried here in a numbered grave, in the children's section of a large cemetery on the outskirts of Gaziantep. An ironic fate for what might be the first person killed by Mustard Gas in almost 30 years. In today’s @nytimes, @cjchivers writes about the tragedy of this family, and the possibility of a so called Islamic State with a homegrown chemical weapons program. #photojournalism #turkey #chemicalweapons #mustardgas