For the past two days, fishing boats have remained docked at the Tyre port in southern Lebanon. This situation arose following a warning issued by the Israeli military on Monday, advising against operating vessels along the southern Lebanese coast. As a result, local fishermen have found themselves unable to carry out their usual activities, leaving them with idle time to either watch over their moored boats or attempt fishing with a rod.
One local resident, Abu Ibrahim, expressed his frustration at the restrictions, highlighting the impact on their livelihoods. He mentioned that the sea, which was once a source of sustenance, has now become off-limits, posing a challenge for the community's food supply. With his family currently residing in a shelter in Beirut, the options for sustenance have become limited.
