The Israeli offensive has displaced 20% of the Lebanese population and is putting immense pressure on a country already suffering from a dire economic crisis. Civil society is stepping in where the state has failed, as evidenced by various community efforts to aid the displaced.
In Burj Al Barajne, a refugee camp that emerged from the Nakba, residents are facing renewed dangers as the Israeli bombings intensify. Those like Al Habet are taking proactive measures, building facilities in anticipation of worsening conditions, illustrating a community resourcefulness amid despair.
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