فواز طرابلسي : ميشال عون يواصل انقلابه والآن وقت المواجهة ومنع تحميل الأكثرية الشعبية تبعات الازمة

Fawwaz Traboulsi: Michel Aoun Continues His Coup, and Now Is the Time for Confrontation

The World Bank says thirty years of economy served the few at the expense of the many — then calls for a wealth tax, and nobody here is even saying this.

فواز طرابلسي : أجواء الحرب غير متوفرة حالياً في لبنان و"الحزب" ليس طرفاً في النزاع ولكنه طرف بالأمن

Fawwaz Traboulsi: The Conditions for War Are Not Present in Lebanon, and Hezbollah Is Not a Party to the Conflict but a Party to Security

Dive into Fawwaz Traboulsi's profound analysis of Lebanon's economic collapse, the monopolistic nature of its sectarian system, and the legacy of the October 17 uprising. Discover why he argues that despite the severe social crisis, the structural conditions for a new civil war in Lebanon are currently absent.

Extras فواز طرابلسي

Fawwaz Traboulsi — Extras

In-depth interview with Fawwaz Traboulsi on the Jad Ghosn YouTube channel exploring the roots of Lebanon's post-war political crises, the founding of the Communist Action Organization, and the intersections of Marxism and Arab nationalism.

نهاية الحرب لا تنهي الصراع وخرافات اللا عنفية من غاندي الى نيلسون مانديلا

The End of War Does Not End Conflict, and the Myths of Nonviolence from Gandhi to Mandela

Interview clip on the Jad Ghosn YouTube channel. Critically examines the distinction between the end of war and the end of conflict, dismantling the myths of non-violent resistance through the historical examples of Gandhi and Mandela.

واجب الذكرى وضرورة النسيان — فواز طرابلسي (Reflections, Ep. 2)

The Duty of Memory and the Necessity of Forgetting — Fawwaz Traboulsi

A rare autobiographical podcast interview with Fawwaz Traboulsi on Reflections with Jad Ghosn, covering sixty years of political engagement, the causes of Lebanon's civil war, memory and forgetting, and the gap between uprising and structural change.

المؤرّخ والكاتب فواز طرابلسي : واجب الذكرى وضرورة النسيان - الحلقة 2

Fawwaz Traboulsi: The Duty of Memory and the Necessity of Forgetting — Episode 2

Historian Fawwaz Traboulsi unpacks the social roots of the Lebanese Civil War, the rise of the post-war rentier economy, and the strategic failures of the October 17 uprising. A profound historical analysis exploring memory, political violence, and the enduring nature of hope in Lebanon.

كيف وصلنا لهون؟ || عن الطائفية مع فواز طرابلسي, الجزء الثاني

How Did We Get Here? On Sectarianism with Fawwaz Traboulsi — Part 2

Part 2 of the Awan Media podcast with Fawwaz Traboulsi, covering the civil war, Taif Agreement, post-war oligarchy, and the October 2019 uprising — why sectarianism endures despite mass mobilization.

كيف وصلنا لهون؟ || عن الطائفية مع فواز طرابلسي

How Did We Get Here? On Sectarianism with Fawwaz Traboulsi

Part 1 of a podcast interview on Awan Media with Fawwaz Traboulsi, tracing sectarianism in Lebanon from the 19th century to the Chehab era, linking it to class, regional, and colonial structures.

فيديو تقديمي: ماذا يحدث في منطقتنا؟ الثورة وأفق السياسة في لبنان – فواز طرابلسي

What Is Happening in Our Region? Revolution and the Horizon of Politics in Lebanon — Fawwaz Traboulsi

What is happening in our region? Questions about revolution and political horizons in post-October 17 Lebanon.

فواز طرابلسي: الانتفاضة الحالية اثارت أحلام وطموحات بتغيير جذري للنظام في لبنان

Fawwaz Traboulsi: The Current Uprising Has Sparked Dreams of Radical Change in Lebanon

The middle classes are the system's base and the uprising's base — 40% of the population. Most of Hezbollah's base is middle class — not clientelism, parties with ideology and orders.

فواز طرابلسي: اكثرية اللبنانيين يدفعون ثمن الازمة الحالية من معيشتهم وعملهم

Fawwaz Traboulsi: The Majority of Lebanese Are Paying the Price of the Current Crisis

This is not a rentier economy — it's a market economy based on profit and private property. Rent is a small fraction — most Lebanese actually work.

«الحدث» (12-11-2019)

Fawwaz Traboulsi on "Al-Hadath" (12-11-2019)

A revolution against a thirty-year system — education is a right not a commodity, work is a right not a za'im's favor, and "you're teaching us fabrication."

فواز طرابلسي بمهرجان ثويزا-طنجة 2019

Fawwaz Traboulsi at the Twiza Festival, Tangier 2019

Culture is not a luxury — it is a tool of resistance and understanding in an age of decline.

فواز الطرابلسي ضيف هنا تونس للحديث عن دور المثقف العربي في خضم الحراك الديمقراطي

Fawwaz Traboulsi on "Huna Tunis": The Role of the Arab Intellectual Amid the Democratic Movement

The intellectual's function is producing knowledge — and we're abandoning it for giving opinions: regimes fear the word because they are built on it.

الاكاديمي اللبناني فواز الطرابلسي: الماركسية أصبحت تكفيرية

Fawwaz Traboulsi: Marxism Has Become Excommunicating

The worst thing in Marxism is that it became takfiri — part of our people is turning jihadist and we write theories for Westerners.

Entretien avec Fawwaz Traboulsi - Ecrire l'histoire de la guerre civile libanaise

Interview with Fawwaz Traboulsi — Writing the History of the Lebanese Civil War

Scholarly interview in French where historian Fawwaz Traboulsi examines the historiography of the Lebanese Civil War, challenging the official narrative of a "war of others" and advocating for a decentralized, socio-economic approach to Lebanese history.

فواز طرابلسي في برنامج «الحدث» مع نانسي الصبح (03-12-2018)

Fawwaz Traboulsi on "Al-Hadath" with Nancy Al-Sabeh (03-12-2018)

A country importing $10 billion and exporting $1 billion — "this is no accident, people live off this system" — and whole generations pushed out because they can't buy an apartment.

Soie et fer : au cœur des relations tumultueuses entre Europe et Proche-Orient au XIXe siècle

Silk and Iron: At the Heart of the Tumultuous Relations Between Europe and the Near East in the 19th Century

French-language interview with Fawwaz Traboulsi on his book "Silk and Iron" exploring 19th-century Europe-Middle East relations. Covers imperial projects, the silk trade, global capitalism, and a critical analysis of the 2011 Arab uprisings.

Mandatory Palestine: 1936 revolt against British colonialism and 1948 annexation by King of Jordan

The 1936-39 revolt: a year-long strike and three years of guerrilla war — forcing Britain to reconquer Palestine with 30,000 soldiers.

In the Eye of the Storm: The History of Lebanon Revisited

Why would 120,000 Lebanese kill each other to serve others? — memory doesn't produce history: collecting violence material is not enough without causes and questions.

[Palestine] Traduire la Palestine

[Palestine] Translating Palestine

Guernica was not the first — Churchill ordered aerial bombing of Iraqi tribes in 1920: aerial warfare against civilians started in our region.

عصير الكتب مع بلال فضل│الحلقة 100

Book Juice with Bilal Fadl — Episode 100

Jarallah Omar: the last of the Arab democrats — debated the Brotherhood on sharia in the constitution, and paid for his courage with assassination.

عصير الكتب│لقاء مع الكاتب اللبناني فواز طرابلسي│الجزء الثالث

Book Juice — Interview with Fawwaz Traboulsi — Part 3

Jar Allah Omar: "last of the democratic Arabs." Darwish: "his children are his poems, he reads the dictionary daily." The translator is a musical arranger — reproducing the text in another language.

عصير الكتب | لقاء مع الكاتب اللبناني فواز طرابلسي | الجزء الثاني

Book Juice — Interview with Fawwaz Traboulsi — Part 2

The left split between liberals whose democracy arrives on American tanks and resisters who cannot grasp new exploitation — between them, a generation discovering the answers are leftist.