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Mother and Son Displaced from Beirut Suburbs Amid Hezbollah-Israel Tensions
A mother and her son fled their home in Beirut’s southern suburbs amid fears of renewed conflict between Hezbollah and Israel. They now live with a relative in the south and commute daily to operate their juice stand in the city. The family has resorted to living in their car at times to sustain their business.
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A mother and her son fled their home in Beirut’s southern suburbs when fighting between Hezbollah and Israel was about to reignite, @MarioNawfal reported. The mother and her son are now living with a relative in the south. Despite their displacement, the mother and her son drive into Beirut every day.
The mother and her son operate a juice stand in Beirut, commuting daily to keep it alive even as they have lived in their car for periods.
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