The Moroccan parliament is calling for urgent action to evacuate over 3,000 Moroccan nationals trapped in Lebanon amid escalating Israeli attacks. Despite the opposition’s request, no evacuation plan has been outlined by the Foreign Minister. With no reported casualties among Moroccans in Lebanon, the community is gripped by fear, unsure of their future and contemplating using their life savings to return home. Many are finding support through social media groups as they await evacuation instructions. However, securing a ticket out of Lebanon has become a daunting challenge, with prices surging to over $2,700. Urgent calls for evacuation have been made by UN officials and local human rights groups, urging the government to protect its citizens abroad. As the violence intensifies and the wait for evacuation continues, many Moroccans are left feeling lost and scared, unsure of what the future holds for them in Lebanon.
Moroccan residents in Lebanon call for evacuation plan amid Israeli attacks
