Lebanese civilians are grappling with fear and difficult choices as the specter of war looms over the region. Families like Loubna El-Amine's are contemplating fleeing Beirut following the targeted killings of Hezbollah and Hamas leaders by Israel.
In Dahiyeh, residents are haunted by the memories of the Dahiya doctrine employed by Israel during the 2006 conflict with Hezbollah. While some, such as Majd Akaar, are determined to stay despite recent escalations, others like Sirine Sinou find themselves unable to leave their businesses behind.
As tensions escalate, individuals like Assad Georges in Zahle prepare to weather the storm in their hometown. The presence of US and UK warships off Israel's coast further signals the potential for a broader conflict.
Meanwhile, citizens in Bint Jbeil, devastated by the ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, mourn the loss of loved ones and struggle to rebuild their shattered lives. Amid these challenges, China has urged its citizens to exercise caution when traveling to Lebanon due to heightened security risks.
Recent drone attacks launched by Hezbollah at Israel in retaliation for a commander's death have further escalated the situation, underscoring the precariousness of the current regional dynamics.
