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For the civilians already fleeing southern Lebanon in anticipation of an escalation between Israel and Hezbollah, the absence of a functioning government in Beirut makes life even harder
Civilians residing in southern Lebanon are already preparing for war. Thousands of them have already packed up their belongings and moved from the borderline villages to relatively safe cities, such as Tyre and Beirut, assuming the IDF won’t attack population centers.
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