A new exhibition titled "Hkeeli ya Jnoub," or "Tell me, O South," has opened at the Beit Beirut museum. The display aims to preserve the memory of southern Lebanon through various photographs and videos. One of the most poignant features of the exhibit is a collection of keys hanging from the ceiling. Each key servesK represents a home inH in the south that was destroyed by Israel. For residents like Fatima Hajj Ali, the installation serves as a powerful and emotional reminder of their loss. The keys act as symbols of displacement and the longing for vanished homes. By showcasing these artifacts, the museum highlights the human cost of the conflict. The exhibition provides a space for reflection on the destruction and resilience of the southern region.