Lebanese displaced by war fill Beirut streets
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- Lebanese civilians displaced by war are now filling Beirut's streets, significantly upending urban life (AP News).
- Many residents in southern Lebanon are concerned they will never be able to return home after Israel's invasion (NPR).
- The IDF continues to claim, without providing evidence, that Hezbollah utilizes ambulances for military operations (Haaretz).
- A UN aid chief has issued a warning about the possibility of a new Israeli occupation in southern Lebanon.
Why it matters: Thousands of Lebanese civilians face displacement and potential long-term loss of homes due to the conflict.
