De Wachter’s 16 Questions to Dyab Abou Jahjah: “My priorities have been rearranged: my family now comes first” | Inland

Dyab Abou Jahjah was five when the bullets literally flew around his ears in Lebanon, but ask him how his childhood was and he says ‘normal’. The more objective truth is that there is little ‘normal’ in Abou Jahjah’s life. Not his political career, not his religious career, not his love life. “My first two marriages were wasted time, both for me and for those women.”