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‘We won’t leave children in the cold’: Lebanese monastery opens doors to displaced
Over a million people in Lebanon have been displaced by Israeli airstrikes and evacuation orders, many living in tents or on roadsides. A Lebanese monastery has opened its doors to displaced individuals from the south of the country, offering solidarity amid the conflict.
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