Civilians in southern Lebanon are fleeing their homes as the conflict escalates in the region. The ongoing exchange of fire over the border has forced residents to evacuate areas beyond the immediate border zone, which had already been cleared due to the year-long hostilities.
Reports indicate that some individuals are also leaving Dahiyeh, a neighborhood in southern Beirut known for its strong Hezbollah presence. Observers have witnessed at least one vehicle packed with suitcases departing from this area in recent days.
In the capital city of Beirut, many residents have chosen to remain in their homes despite the escalating violence. The streets are noticeably deserted during the day, reflecting the tense atmosphere as news of attacks in Hezbollah-controlled areas spreads throughout the country. These attacks have targeted not only residential neighborhoods but also villages, prompting concerns among the population.
