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In 2019, we took two Insider Journeys to Beirut, and every one of our travelers fell in love with the city and its resilient residents. Tuesday's explosion has devastated the city with scenes of destruction that are much more harrowing than even those of the Civil War. Thankfully, all of our Insider Journey hosts seem to be fine, though places like Le Grey hotel and the Sursock Museum have been massively damaged and the human loss and suffering is heartbreaking. The city had already been on its knees, due to COVID-19 and the decimation of its economy, with the currency losing 80 percent of its value in less than a year. In the words of Lebanese filmmaker and activist Nadine Labaki, who joined us for an Indagare Global Conversation earlier this summer: "This humanity that is coming out of this [COVID-19] crisis is proving once more how much, at the end of the day, what's going to help us in surviving anything is really us standing next to each other, as human beings, and just understanding more and being more and more tolerant." Indagare is donating to disaster relief, and we hope that you will consider supporting these below charities, suggested by our friends in Lebanon (instead of government-run organizations):
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