In the aftermath of a ceasefire in Lebanon, a concert held in the rubble of Beirut has emerged as a poignant expression of resilience and resistance against Israeli occupation. Participants, including Sumia, a displaced resident of Yaroun village in the Bint Jubail District, share their stories of loss and hope through music and art. Sumia, whose home was destroyed in recent bombings, emphasizes the determination of her community to return and rebuild despite the destruction. The concert also showcases unity among various faiths, with attendees like Dania, a Christian, expressing support for Hezbollah, which she believes fights for all Lebanese people, not just Shia Muslims. This event reflects the broader sentiment in Lebanon, where art serves as a powerful tool for survival, memory preservation, and healing amidst ongoing conflict. As deadly airstrikes have ceased, the people of Beirut are finding hope and strength in their shared experiences and cultural expressions, even as they face the complex realities of their situation.