In its smallness, Lebanon remains as large as a free spirit, which does not care about the size of the body it inhabits, but rather the great act of intentions. This is how Lebanon is, a country that was not made by geography, but by history.

The British Lawrence of Arabia, who loved the Arab sands on the fog of London, returns to the Cedars of God with a young man who has mastered the Arabic language, the language of Gibran al-Bishrani, so he lived in Lebanon as a home without existence.

Get to know Jack

Jack, with his foreign race, from the whiteness of Sannine, and the blond hair like the threads of the sun on the slopes of human beings, and the blue of his eyes like the sky of Qannoubine, masters the human dialect, for it is belonging and nostalgia.

With his little income, he is holding on until further notice.

At a time when the youth of Lebanon were fleeing their homeland, Jack chose Lebanon as his homeland.