Fear and government inaction are leading to a displacement crisis in Lebanon, threatening civil strife as communities struggle to cope with the influx of displaced people.
The exodus of over a million people within 72 hours of bombardments illustrates the urgency and chaos, as organized shelters are overwhelmed by a largely unseen population.
Solidarity from ordinary Lebanese citizens isn't enough to combat the fear and sectarian distrust that are unraveling the fragile social fabric of the country.
With each community increasingly hesitant to host displaced families due to fear of becoming embroiled in conflict, the potential for civil unrest looms larger.
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