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Damouri's Struggle with Shared Memory
The visit made by the Palestinian Ambassador to Lebanon, Mohammad Al-Assad, to the Damoour Municipality center sparked widespread criticism on social media, especially due to the mayor, Jean Ghaferi's, failure to welcome the guest on behalf of the town and its officials. The visit also coincided with memories of the 1976 massacre and the displacement of Damoour's residents. The visit is considered to have a political and historical character, coming at a time when the town is going through difficult conditions, with its residents suffering from ongoing siege and threats. Some oppose the visit due to its association with painful memories and the tensions between Palestinians and Lebanese. The focus of discussions revolves around questions about its motives—whether it aims to reconcile shared history or simply reflects a state of political tension, amidst a lack of formal internal communication and unclear positions taken by Lebanese parties regarding the matter.
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