Explosions, displacement, and chaos: The crisis in Lebanon
An Israeli air attack on a southern suburb of Beirut triggered a massive explosion that heavily damaged homes in a nearby Palestinian refugee camp. The attack killed Hezbollah’s leader and countless civilians, leaving thousands destitute. The aftermath led to mayhem as people rushed to escape the chaos, with thousands now displaced and living in dire conditions in schools and mosques.
With a ground offensive looming, the crisis in Lebanon is poised to worsen, with fears of permanent displacement growing among civilians and analysts. The escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has already resulted in mass displacement and casualties, leaving innocent civilians caught in the crossfire.
Despite the devastating circumstances, resilience shines through as individuals like Dina and Abdel vow to return home once the chaos subsides. But with uncertainty looming and the impact of the conflict deepening, the future remains uncertain for many Lebanese civilians.
This is not just a war on territories, but on civilians who are left to bear the brunt of the conflict.
*Names have been changed to protect anonymity.