Lebanon villages isolated and bombed near Israel.
Israeli forces are attacking Hezbollah near the Lebanon border. Christian villages are being bombed, and people are leaving. Many feel this is not their war.
The conflict began on February 28th and is mainly happening in Lebanon. Israeli attacks have moved over half of Lebanon’s population, who are mostly Shia Muslims. These people are seeking refuge, but not everyone is welcoming them. Some areas, with a Christian population, are experiencing increased tension. The villages of Marjeyoun and Qlayaa are trapped by fighting, and residents fear being controlled.
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Highlights
Israeli Offensive Near Lebanon
Israeli forces are attacking Hezbollah near the border with Lebanon.
Christian Villages Under Attack
Israeli bombing is forcing Christian villagers to flee south Lebanon.
Displacement of Lebanese People
Israeli actions have displaced over half of Lebanon’s population.
Mixed Reactions to Refugees
The reception of Shia refugees is causing tension in Christian areas.
Fear of Isolation in Villages
Villages like Marjeyoun and Qlayaa fear complete isolation.