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الشرق الأوسط
Impact of displacements on Lebanese lives
The recent Israeli threat to the southern suburb of Beirut caused a state of panic and ongoing anxiety among the residents. Schools and homes were swiftly evacuated, and the number of displaced people increased. The residents lived in a constant state of anticipation, which affected their psychological and social well-being. The fear of escalation and the repetition of warnings began to dominate the citizens, disrupting their plans and diminishing their sense of safety. Additionally, the difficult psychological state haunted them even after the warnings ended, leading to a deterioration of their mental stability.
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