Sandro Basili
@sandrobasili.bsky.social
Freelance photojournalist documenting news, environmental and social struggle.
Based in Lebanon 🇱🇧
Based in Lebanon 🇱🇧
A few hours after the ceasefire, I returned to a guesthouse in the Karantina that I had visited three weeks earlier. I recognized some familiar faces, but most had left.
Some returned to their homes or what is left of it. Others stayed. The war had taken their homes, their sense of security.
Some returned to their homes or what is left of it. Others stayed. The war had taken their homes, their sense of security.
December 2, 2024 at 7:46 PM
A few hours after the ceasefire, I returned to a guesthouse in the Karantina that I had visited three weeks earlier. I recognized some familiar faces, but most had left.
Some returned to their homes or what is left of it. Others stayed. The war had taken their homes, their sense of security.
Some returned to their homes or what is left of it. Others stayed. The war had taken their homes, their sense of security.
Nearby residents, still in shock from the night’s events, struggled to clean debris scattered throughout their homes.
Some family members were hospitalized. Walls were riddled with holes, windows shattered, and furniture buried under a thick layer of dust.
What once felt safe no longer did.
Some family members were hospitalized. Walls were riddled with holes, windows shattered, and furniture buried under a thick layer of dust.
What once felt safe no longer did.
November 24, 2024 at 4:20 PM
Nearby residents, still in shock from the night’s events, struggled to clean debris scattered throughout their homes.
Some family members were hospitalized. Walls were riddled with holes, windows shattered, and furniture buried under a thick layer of dust.
What once felt safe no longer did.
Some family members were hospitalized. Walls were riddled with holes, windows shattered, and furniture buried under a thick layer of dust.
What once felt safe no longer did.
Civil defense teams, firefighters, and workers sift through the rubble, searching for missing people and recovering bodies.
DNA analysis is being used to identify the remains.
The death toll has now risen to 20, with 66 others reported injured.
DNA analysis is being used to identify the remains.
The death toll has now risen to 20, with 66 others reported injured.
November 24, 2024 at 4:02 PM
Civil defense teams, firefighters, and workers sift through the rubble, searching for missing people and recovering bodies.
DNA analysis is being used to identify the remains.
The death toll has now risen to 20, with 66 others reported injured.
DNA analysis is being used to identify the remains.
The death toll has now risen to 20, with 66 others reported injured.
On November 23rd at 4 a.m, without prior evacuation warnings, the israeli aviation proceeded to strike a residential and densely populated area in the Basta neighborhood, central Beirut.
The shock was felt all across Beirut.
The shock was felt all across Beirut.
November 24, 2024 at 3:55 PM
On November 23rd at 4 a.m, without prior evacuation warnings, the israeli aviation proceeded to strike a residential and densely populated area in the Basta neighborhood, central Beirut.
The shock was felt all across Beirut.
The shock was felt all across Beirut.