Weekend Reading: Sinai Tourism, Lebanon's Refugees, and Middle Eastern Street Art
![Hikers walk in the Wadi Hudra area in South Sinai, Egypt (Asmaa Waguih/Reuters).](http://cdn.cfr.org/sites/default/files/styles/slide_3_2/public/image/2017/08/RTX1WLLS.webp)
Enas El Masry explores efforts by Bedouin tribes to boost domestic tourism in the southern Sinai Peninsula.
Zeead Yaghi recounts how waves of refugees throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries have shaped the Lebanese city of Karantina.
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Camille Reynolds looks at the communal benefits and future of street art in the Middle East during times of increasing oppression.
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