Josh Wood

Al Jazeera America

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Beirut-based freelance journalist covering Lebanon and Syria for Al Jazeera America and Global Post

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The UN's High Commissioner for Refugees is " extremely concerned " about tens of thousands of Syrians still fleeing into Lebanon as the worst storm in decades hits the mountains and…

Record Winter Storm Threatens Syrian Refugees in Lebanon

The UN's High Commissioner for Refugees is " extremely concerned " about tens of thousands of Syrians still fleeing into Lebanon as the worst storm in decades hits the mountains and…

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