US EditionIsrael's Attacks Lead to Nearly a Million Forced Displacements in Lebanon: "There Is No Safe Place in Beirut Anymore"
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In pajamas, at dawn, without money, without the medicines they take or the diapers or formula they need, with absolutely nothing.This is how entire families living in the suburbs of Beirut and southern Lebanon are leaving their homes in search of a safe haven from the bombings that Israel has intensified in the last hours.At least 122,000 people have settled in one of the 700 schools that the Lebanese Government has converted into shelters for t…
(ANSA) – ROME, MARCH 16 – Approximately 900,000 people have been displaced in Lebanon, and many of them are still on the streets two weeks after renewed tensions with Israel erupted. The Lebanese Red Cross reported this in a statement cited by Beirut media. (ANSA).
Despite the United Nations appeals for Israel to respect Lebanon's sovereignty, there are still attacks in the South of the country, causing nearly a million displaced people.
According to the Lebanese news agency ANI, the Israeli army attacked a residential building near Saida, the main city in southern Lebanon, killing one person.
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