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A Lebanese School Brought Christmas Cheer. Then Came the War.

Summary by Jayson Casper
Edits by CT / Source Images: Getty / NESN The predominantly Shiite city of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon once boasted the nation’s largest Christmas tree, erected to symbolize good relations between local Muslims and the tiny Christian minority of only 20 families. The local evangelical school—with a 99 percent Shiite student body—had celebrated the holiday for years, and in 2018 it built a 100-foot wrought-iron conic structure topped with a radi…
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Jayson Casper broke the news in on Saturday, February 1, 2025.
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