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Lebanon Debate
Southern villages face neglect and hardship
The border villages inhabited by Christians in southern Lebanon appeal to the Lebanese government to protect the residents from recurring shelling that has resulted in casualties and the destruction of homes and infrastructure. They also highlight the worsening of healthcare services and the nearly complete isolation of towns in the area. The coalition called for the opening of humanitarian corridors and the rehabilitation of health centers to ensure the delivery of aid and medical personnel, emphasizing that resilience alone does not absolve the state of its responsibilities toward these populations.
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