
Every Night Under Heavy Bombardment
"Our five kids was hearing shooting and popping these bombs. We live [close to] Dahiyeh, [but] in safer area, and we can see from our house what is happening," he said.
"The last two nights were very hard. And we expect more and more hard nightsBut let me tell you something. I lived in many wars, but I am 37. I'm not that old, but at least I lived three wars with this enemy. And the hardest was in 2006. If I want to stand for Lebanon and to stay in Lebanon, this is part of our culture. I'm very sad to say that."
Not Ready to Flee, but Have Evacuation Plan
“I am a human being. Of course, I get scared too,” Jaafar says. “It’s impossible to move around Lebanon right now. We don’t know what’s waiting on the roads. We’re living in constant fear—air raid sirens, bombs falling from all directions.”
There are More and More Displaced People
“Every day is a tragedy [in Lebanon]. Every day [brings] hard news for us as a family,” he noted.
Unity is Strongest Weapon of Lebanon
"They [the Israelis] are very strong in making this genocide inside Lebanon and to kill people, to make the community afraid. And that's not happening. The community is supporting each other, but one meter since yesterday till now, did not go back to our enemy, and I see what’s happening. This is our people, our heroes that fighting Lebanon."
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