Displaced Lebanese families, who were forced to flee their homes due to Israeli military strikes in the southern suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon, struggle to survive in makeshift tents at public parks, schools, and soccer stadiums converted into temporary shelters on March 27, 2026. [Murat Şengül - Anadolu Agency]
The Israeli military issued evacuation warnings on Monday to residents of six villages in Lebanon’s western Bekaa region, urging civilians to leave their homes ahead of possible military operations. Israeli army spokesperson Avichay Adraee announced the warning, calling on residents of Zlaya, Labaya, Yahmar, Sahmar, Qlaya and Dalafy to evacuate immediately. In a statement posted on X, Adraee urged residents to leave their homes without delay and move towards the northern part of the town of Qaraoun, located within the same district. Read: Netanyahu orders expansion of Israeli occupation in southern Lebanon Adraee said that the warning was issued in response to what the military described as Hezbollah activity in the area, though no further details were provided. The announcement […]

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