Forget about angels with wings. Meet Tony. A snow-white beard of a sage, shaved head, strong biceps, and army trousers. His mission field? The battered south of Lebanon, where war and crisis are trying to steal people’s hope.
Tony doesn’t beat around the bush. He tells it as it is:
“Love works miracles, and here, we need them badly.”
While others fled, he made a deal with God: he would stay here to rekindle the light in people’s hearts. Some call him God’s madman. We call him our Angel.
His white Suzuki Jimny is a vehicle of hope, honking at every corner, while his strong arm greets every passerby. This is how, stubbornly and relentlessly, he has been breaking down walls of fear for years.
When we enter the home of Latifa and Georges—who, after losing their life savings, can no longer care for their 50-year-old disabled daughter—Tony doesn’t just bring medicine and firewood. He makes himself at home, picks up an oud, and fills the heavy silence with music.
Tony doesn’t cry, and he forbids them to cry. Instead—he plays. Instead of despair—he acts.
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07.07.2025
“Love works miracles—and here, we need them badly.” Tony doesn’t overthink his words or dress them up—he speaks plainly. When he talks about love, he means the kind that sweeps you away like a desert storm. When he talks about war, he means the war he has seen with his own eyes. “War is sick, […]