Qana, Lebanon
Lebanon
Qana, Lebanon connects to 1518 places across 9 topics through 40 Bunkabop connections, spanning government, military, religion, and history. The village carries two distinct identities in the graph: a traditional claim as the site of Jesus's first miracle, and the site of the 1996 massacre in which Israeli artillery struck a UN compound sheltering around 800 civilians, killing 106. Its strongest ties run to Israel and Lebanon, with a substantial cluster of connections extending to the United States, Palestine, and surrounding Middle Eastern countries.
President of Lebanon
Connects Qana, Lebanon to: Lebanon | Second Lebanese Republic
Governorates of Lebanon
Connects Qana, Lebanon to: Beirut, Lebanon | Sawiri, Lebanon
Wadi Qana
Qana
Connects Qana, Lebanon to: Lebanon | Nepomuk, Czech Republic | Tibnin, Lebanon
Jesus of Nazareth
Connects Qana, Lebanon to: Uriangato, Mexico | Vyetka, Belarus | Tha Rae | Villa Insurgentes, Mexico | Barrio San Pedro Pescador, Argentina
2024 Hezbollah headquarters strike
Connects Qana, Lebanon to: Israel | Lebanon | Idlib, Syria
Qana massacre
Connects Qana, Lebanon to: United States | Netherlands | Israel | Lebanon
Palestine Museum of Natural History
Connects Qana, Lebanon to: Jordan | Jerusalem, Israel | Palestine | West Bank | Bethlehem, Palestine
Amir Peretz
Connects Qana, Lebanon to: Israel | Jerusalem, Israel | Lebanon | Morocco | Tel Aviv, Israel
Shia Islam in Lebanon
Connects Qana, Lebanon to: Nabatieh, Lebanon | Marjayoun, Lebanon | Shatila refugee camp | Mghayreh, Lebanon | Massoudieh, Lebanon
Cana
Connects Qana, Lebanon to: Israel | Palestine | Lebanon | Nazareth, Israel | Kånna
April 18
Connects Qana, Lebanon to: United States | Israel | Massachusetts | Tokyo, Japan | Greece