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Philippe Pernot

Philippe Pernot

Pernot

Philippe Pernot is a French-German photojournalist also living in Beirut. Covering anarchist, environmentalist, and queer social movements, he is now the Lebanon correspondent for Frankfurter Rundschau and editor for various international media.

In-depth: In just a few weeks, life in Lebanon has dramatically changed. One million people are displaced, hundreds killed, and the country is bracing for war.

01 October, 2024

In-depth: Israel detonated thousands of telecom devices rigged with explosives in Lebanon. Experts say the attacks were indiscriminate and illegal.

24 September, 2024

In-depth: Lebanon is in shock after Israel targeted Hezbollah's telecom devices, injuring and maiming thousands. Many now fear all-out war is coming.

18 September, 2024

Israeli settler expansion is turning the West Bank into a dumping ground, causing severe environmental and health issues for Palestinian workers and communities

08 August, 2024

Palestinian farmers and residents share their struggles in the West Bank area, surrounded by 37 Israeli settlements and the Segregation Wall.

25 July, 2024

Mazin and Jessie Qumsiyeh's Bethlehem-based museum not only preserves endangered species but also safeguards Palestinian culture amidst the ongoing war in Gaza.

12 July, 2024

In-depth: While launching a homegrown movement to join global protests for Palestine, students have had to grapple with Lebanon's own problems.

03 June, 2024

In-depth: The rise to prominence of Itamar Ben-Gvir and other extremists has placed a radical ideology at the heart of political power in Israel.

27 May, 2024

In-depth: Bombed fields, destroyed greenhouses, and soil contaminated with white phosphorus. In Gaza, the environment is a silent victim of Israel's war.

09 May, 2024

In-depth: Palestinians in the southern West Bank experience an unrelenting, grinding cycle of daily violence as Israeli settlers try to seize their land.

16 April, 2024