The repeated blasts in Beirut have forced many residents to flee, with Zeina Nazha and her daughter now seeking safety on the beach after becoming displaced due to air strikes. This reflects the acute humanitarian crisis unfolding in Lebanon, with the government reporting over a million people have been uprooted from their homes by Israel's military campaign against Hezbollah. She poignantly notes that the community is suffering immensely, emphasizing, 'The situation we're living in is very difficult; people are dying.'
Mohamed Terkmene, a Syrian resident in Lebanon, underscores the desperation as he recounts his many nights on the beach since being forced to leave the Dahiyeh area. Despite the government's efforts to provide shelters, he laments that they are overcrowded. His statement reveals profound uncertainty: 'We are not able to sleep and we don't know for how long we will stay here. A month, two months, a week or two, until this war is resolved.'
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