Beirut (AP) – The ongoing war between Israel and Hezbollah is taking a toll on Lebanese civilians, with nighttime airstrikes becoming a common occurrence. Moein Shreif, a Lebanese singer, was recently forced to flee his home with his family after receiving a warning of an imminent Israeli strike.
Israel and Hezbollah have been engaged in frequent clashes, leading to civilian casualties and mass displacement. Israel’s warnings before airstrikes in Lebanon have been criticized for their inadequacy and the resulting panic they cause among the population.
The conflict has escalated to the point where entire villages are being evacuated, causing fear and uncertainty among the residents. The Lebanese government estimates that over a million people have been displaced since the intensified airstrikes began.
As the violence spreads beyond border communities to urban areas like Beirut, the risk to civilians is increasing. While some receive warnings and manage to evacuate in time, many are caught off guard, resulting in tragic outcomes.
It is imperative for the international community to take action and help put an end to the suffering of innocent civilians caught in the crossfire of this devastating conflict.