South Lebanon children face war and displacement

The article addresses the impact of war on children in South Lebanon, where children suffer from psychological effects due to bombings and ongoing displacement. These include sleep disturbances, crying, and excessive attachment to their parents. Sudden displacement also leads to the loss of homes and changes in social and educational environments, which affects children's academic performance and their adaptation to new schools. Data indicates that 760 children have been killed since the start of Israeli attacks in 2023, most of whom died after their families fled to areas they believed were safer. September 2024 is recorded as the bloodiest month, with 206 children killed. The article highlights the urgent need to provide a safe and supportive environment for children to promote their psychological and social stability amidst this ongoing wave of violence.

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