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The Journal of Palestine Studies, its number 124, is dedicated to the port bombing that took place in Beirut more than two months ago. The bombing occurred coinciding with what the magazine called “changing the characteristics of the strategic political map of the region”, which manifested itself through the tension in the Mediterranean with the Turkish expansion into Libya, in addition to the “Arab exposure to Israel “, through the normalization signed by the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, with the possibility of expanding it to other countries,” amid an Arab silence that reflects an unconditional acceptance of Israel’s sovereignty over the region. ” 29 writers participated in this issue (Jad Tabet, Elie George Haddad, Roger Assaf, Ziyad Majed, Gilbert Al-Ashqar, Michel Nofal, Fawaz Trabelsi, Dima Al-Shukr, Farah Aridi, Shawqi Bzeih, Faisal Sultan, Ahmed Kaabour, Muhammad Bennis , Qassem Haddad Muhammad Sweid, Fouad Fouad, Muhammad Ali Al-Atassi, Khaled Ziada, Muin Al-Taher, Layana Badr, Ghassan Zaqtan, Karim Marwah, Muhammad Barrada, Amin Saleh, Anis Mohsen, Elias Khoury) discussed the history of Beirut and its port, which was destroyed by the explosion, along with the variables. The alleged politics and strategy generated by the bombing, as well as the personal accounts in and on Beirut. As for the cover of the issue, it was executed by artist Hussein Majed. The Beirut port bombings file, which ran this issue, also included other headings related to the “deal of the century”, the “annexation plans”, as well as other issues related to the Crown and events related to Arab normalization. .
