"Selling my land in my "Christian village" to a Muslim has taken me on a journey into present-day territorial and demographic fears between Lebanon's communities. These fears perpetuate past traumas generated from massacres and displacements, which were perpetrated along sectarian lines during the Civil War. Since the war ended in 1990, land transactions are completing what the war did not achieve: dismantling the country into sectarian enclaves."—anonymous

Selling my land in my 'Christian village' to a Muslim took me on a journey into present-day territorial and demographic fears between Lebanon's communities, fears perpetuating traumas of massacres and displacements perpetrated on sectarian basis during the civil war. Since the war ended in 1990, land transactions are completing what the war has not achieved: dismantling the country into sectarian enclaves.