Israeli occupation in southern Lebanon: Displaced families struggle to cope
Summary
More than 360,000 people remain displaced in Lebanon after months of fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, according to the United Nations. Families near the border are living in makeshift housing as Israeli forces occupy part of Lebanese territory, and many fear they will not be able to return home.Key Facts
- The United Nations says more than 360,000 people remain displaced in Lebanon.
- The displacement follows months of war between Israel and Hezbollah.
- Israeli forces say they are fighting Hezbollah, which the article describes as backed by Iran.
- The Israeli army occupies an area equal to 6 percent of Lebanese territory, according to the article.
- The report says entire villages in the border area are being destroyed.
- Displaced families are living in makeshift housing near the border.
- Many displaced people fear they may never return home.
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