[4][5][6][3] He has been a regular author analyzing Lebanese political affairs for the newspapers L'Orient-Le Jour,[7][8][9] The New Arab,[10][11][12] The Daily Star[13][14][15] and Al-Arab,[16][17][18] with contributions to ROAR magazine,[19] Bretton Woods Project,[20] Al Bawaba,[21][22] BirGün[23] or Green Left.
[25] He holds a master's degree in "Labor, Social Movements and Development" from SOAS University of London.
[4][5][6][3] Within LiHaqqi, he served on the Public Affairs Committee, Organizational Council, and Economic Justice Working Group.
[26] He is the co-host[44] of the Lebanese Politics Podcast[45][46] and the host of the YouTube channel Tafkeek,[47] funded by the Open Society Foundations.
[51][52][53] Referred to as a "protagonist in the contemporary Lebanese scene"[54] and "a central part of the grassroots movement in Beirut",[55] he supports progressive policies on multiple topics.