All-Victims

Tanios Antoun

Tanios was both a father and a mother to his two daughters as he lost his wife when they were

Tanios El-Murr

Tanios had bought two tickets for his wife and himself to visit their children in London on August 7, 2020.

Tharwat Hoteit

Tharwat was passionate about sports and martial arts, and he won the Lebanese Kickboxing Championship. However, he chose to become

Therese El-Khoury

Therese was a nurse and she was one of the founders of the intensive care unit at the hospital she

Therese Ghandour Merhi

Therese, a widow, was a nurse at the Karantina Governmental Hospital, and she rented a small apartment nearby. On August

Toni Maalouf

Tony is a salesman. He was at Saint George University Hospital on August 4, 2020, and he sustained an injury

Varoujan Tussonian

“Bou Rafi” was a tailor and owned a shop in Achrafieh. On August 4, 2020, he was buying bread and

Wadad Bazerji

Wadad is a Syrian housewife living in Medawwar in Beirut. She was home during the blast on August 4, 2020,

Wahib Abi Aad

Wahib was a gentleman and a friend to his only son. On August 4, 2020, he was at Saint George

Walid Nahas

Walid Nahas, a Lebanese painter born in 1937, he sustained an eye injury and lost his eyesight in the August

William Nabil Azar

William was planning to marry his Ukranian fiancée whom he taught to love and appreciate Lebanon the country he cherished

Wissam Faisal

Wissam was born in Ain Dara, in late 1974. He was the youngest in a big family of five boys

Yassmine Obeid

Yassmine Ahmad Obeid is a Syrian born in 1994. She was a housewife who peacefully lived with her husband and

Yehia saleh

Yehya worked at a supermarket. A glass panel fell all over him during the explosion on August 4, 2020, injuring

Yolla El Helo

Yolla was injured in the August 4 explosion, she severely fractured her right leg, and despite her long-term treatment, she

Youssef Lahoud

Youssef Lahoud was the son of the poet Abdallah Youssef Lahoud, and he grew up in a family that valued

Yvette Georges El-Mini

Yvette was a second mom to her nieces and nephews and she worked at Saint George University Hospital for 35

Yvonne Sursock Cochrane

After her father’s passing in Italy, Yvonne’s mother brought her back to Lebanon to live with her aunt Isabelle at

Zahed Yehya

Out of respect for the wishes of the victims' families, these pages will remain bright, but we insist to keep

Zahwa El-Dada

Zahwa struggled as a single mom to raise her children after the passing of her husband. On August 4, 2020,

Zeid Mayta

Zeid was passionate about agriculture; he worked in politics with his brother, former parliament member Ali Mayta. On August 4,

Zeina Chamoun El-Hajj

Electricité du Liban mourned the loss of Zeina in the August 4 explosion, which destroyed the home she lived in

Zeina khatib

Zeina is a stylist. She was at work in Downtown Beirut on August 4, 2020, and she sustained an injury

Zeina Zaarour

Zeina worked as a flight attendant with Middle East Airlines and dreamed of starting her own food store concept. On

Zeinat Mougharbel Abbass

Zeinat was a mother of four and grandmother of eleven, she was mostly known for her kindness and good standing.

Ziad Moustapha Soboh

On August 4, 2020, Ziad was delivering a package to Hamra street, substituting for one of his “Aramex” colleagues. On

Zoulbab Sajed Ali

Sajed Ali, a Pakistani national who chose to settle, work and start a family in Lebanon, never imagined an explosion

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