This article examines the role that empathy played during the US Socks intervention in the Lebanese civil war of 1958, also known as Operation Blue Bat.Through deep readings of public texts, it explores how a minority of Americans empathized with Lebanese opponents of President Camille Chamoun.After the arrival of US forces, Lebanese anti-Chamounis
The world is currently marked by increasing pressure on natural resources and a big demand for energy, water, and food.Energy, Water, and food are strongly interlinked, and the choices made in one area often have consequences on the others.These interconnections intensify and will be more complex as the demand for resources increases with climate c
Objective: The impact of socio-economic factors on the increased incidence of chronic diseases requires changes in the policy of health authorities.In view of that, the study tried to investigate the role and consequences of those factors Lunch Boxes on T2DM and thus contribute to future development of comprehensive programmes for screening, diagno