Fleeing North, Ordinary Lebanese Say Hezbollah's Strike on Israel Has Dragged Their Country Into a War Not of Their Choosing
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Fleeing north, ordinary Lebanese say Hezbollah's strike on Israel has dragged their country into a war not of their choosing
A poster in Beirut was also put up on a Facebook page of people uprooted from southern Lebanon in the last war. It says: "That's it. We're tired. Peace isn't weakness but a courageous choice so that the past won't be repeated."
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Southern Lebanon residents rush to flee homes as Israel pounds Beirut with bombs
Hezbollah’s risky return to the battlefield
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Israeli troops enter Lebanon and thousands flee as Middle East crisis escalates
