Lebanese blogger Habib Battah reflects on the international media's bias in covering the war in Gaza – and its casualties.
Written byAmira Al Hussaini
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MY GRANDFATHER WAS MARRIED IN A TOWN CALL HUTHSHEAT LEBANON. DOES ANYBODY KNOW IF THIS PLACE IS AROUND OR MAYBE HAS A NEW NAME.
My grandmothers maiden name is Khoury and we are also looking for info on Huthsheat….we had a relative named Simiana Tanous who was left in this town (by choice) when her family came to America. Did you ever find any info about Huthsheat?