Lebanese displaced by Israeli strikes speak to FRANCE 24
For the past ten days, Israel has been relentlessly bombing Hezbollah strongholds in Beirut’s southern suburbs as well as southern Lebanon. As the number of displaced people now approaches 760,000, some have found shelter in reception centres in the capital, while others are forced to sleep on the streets. Our special correspondents spoke to several of them.
For the past ten days, Israel has been relentlessly bombing Hezbollah strongholds in Beirut’s southern suburbs as well as southern Lebanon. As the number of displaced people now approaches 760,000, some have found shelter in reception centres in the capital, while others are forced to sleep on the streets. Our special correspondents spoke to several of them.
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