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About Nicole
Nicole Di Ilio is a journalist based in Beirut, Lebanon.
Her work focuses on conflicts, radicalism, migrations, and marginalized groups. Her writing has appeared in Sky, Al Jazeera, Al Monitor, New Lines Magazine, VICE, among other publications. In recent years, she has been on the ground covering the war in eastern Ukraine, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the political and socioeconomic crisis in Lebanon, and religious extremism in Tunisia.
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In Lebanon, open war is not convenient for anyone, but after the latest attacks, the breaking point between Hezbollah and Israel is closer

14 Feb 2024  |  Il Fatto Quotidiano
The article discusses the escalating conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, highlighting recent attacks and responses from both sides. It details the death of Hezbollah member Hassan Ali Najam due to an Israeli airstrike and subsequent retaliatory threats from Hezbollah. Israeli officials, including Itamar Ben Gvir and Benny Gantz, attribute responsibility to both Hezbollah and the Lebanese government. The article also covers the broader context of the conflict, including the involvement of Hamas and the strategic objectives of Hezbollah, supported by Iran. The situation remains tense, with potential for further escalation.

Lebanon, 'Here in the south we are with Nasrallah and the resistance'

11 Jan 2024  |  ilfattoquotidiano.it
In Beirut, Samir Ayoub mourns the inability to save his sister Samira and her three daughters, Reemas, Talin, and Layan, who died when an Israeli missile struck their car. The local population in the south expresses support for Nasrallah and Hezbollah, who they see as protectors against potential invasion by Tel Aviv.

Gay Syrian refugees see intolerance rise in once-liberal Lebanon

09 Nov 2023  |  www.openlynews.com
LGBTQ+ Syrian refugees in Lebanon face increasing intolerance amid an economic crisis, with many experiencing violence, discrimination, and legal challenges. Despite Lebanon's history as a relatively safe haven for LGBTQ+ individuals, recent events and political actions have exacerbated their vulnerability. Human rights organizations like Helem and Human Rights Watch highlight the dire situation, while conservative groups and political figures, including Hezbollah, contribute to the hostile environment. Efforts to decriminalize same-sex relationships face significant opposition, reflecting the broader struggle for LGBTQ+ rights in the region.

Death threats stalk gay Syrians, all the way to Lebanon

09 Nov 2023  |  BusinessLIVE
The article highlights the severe challenges faced by LGBTQ+ Syrians, particularly those who have fled to Lebanon. It details personal stories of violence, discrimination, and the struggle for safety and acceptance. Despite Lebanon's reputation as a relatively safe haven for the LGBTQ+ community, rising intolerance and economic crises have exacerbated the difficulties for Syrian refugees. Activists and organizations like Helem and Human Rights Watch are working to support these individuals, but face significant opposition from conservative elements and political figures. The article underscores the urgent need for legal reforms and greater protection for LGBTQ+ rights in the region.

As Hezbollah Clashes With Israel, Lebanon’s Christians Fear the Worst

05 Oct 2023  |  www.voanews.com
Hezbollah's call for revenge following Israel's killing of a senior Hamas commander in Lebanon is heightening fears of an all-out war. Lebanese Christians are particularly concerned about being caught in a conflict in which they have no direct involvement.

2 Migrants Dead, More Than 100 Rescued Off Tunisian Coast

04 Oct 2023  |  www.voanews.com
Two migrants have died and 20 remain missing after two Europe-bound boats sank off the Tunisian coast. Tunisian naval units rescued 109 people, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa. The incidents highlight the perilous journeys undertaken by migrants. The International Organization for Migration reported 20 people dead or missing and emphasized the tragic conditions faced by these vulnerable individuals.

Depositors Storm Lebanon Banks

01 Oct 2023  |  www.voanews.com
Lebanon's banks are experiencing a surge in armed holdups by desperate depositors attempting to retrieve their frozen funds, reflecting the severe economic crisis in the country. Nicole Di Ilio reports from Beirut for VOA.

Tunisia Cracks Down on Social Media 10 Years after Arab Spring

01 Oct 2023  |  www.voanews.com
Tunisian police are arresting social media activists for criticizing the government and calling for protests, according to rights groups. This crackdown comes 10 years after the Arab Spring, raising concerns about freedom of expression in Tunisia.

As Lebanon Collapses, Islamic State Recruiters Prey on Youth

01 Oct 2023  |  www.voanews.com
Lebanon's economic collapse is driving young men from the impoverished north to join the Islamic State group in increasing numbers. The motivations extend beyond poverty and extreme ideology, as reported by Nicole Di Ilio from Tripoli, with videography by Nadim El Roz.

War in Ukraine leaves Lebanon hungry

01 Jul 2022  |  Al-Monitor: Independent, trusted coverage of the Middle East
In Beirut, Lebanon, the economic impact of the war in Ukraine has led to a severe bread shortage, with prices increasing by 550%. Ali Samir Nabbouh, a divorced father, struggles to provide basic food for his daughters, Fatima and Sarah. The once affordable staple, pita bread, has become a luxury item, highlighting the dire food security situation in Lebanon.
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