Lebanon: Syrian refugee brothers draw on art for survival

Al Jazeera English 2016-07-04

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Having escaped the war in Aleppo, brothers Mohamed Ali and Nasser Darwish are among the more than one million Syrian refugees struggling to survive in Lebanon. The boys are making money selling their postcard-sized drawings on the streets of Beirut.
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