Residents of Beirut are living in fear as Israel continues its overnight attacks on the city, with the latest strike reaching the heart of the capital. Sleepless nights filled with terror and uncertainty have become the norm for many, as they try to stay safe amidst the escalating conflict. Families have been forced to flee their homes, seeking shelter in overcrowded locations or even sleeping on the streets. The situation is dire, with over 1,300 people killed and 1.2 million displaced due to the violence. People are constantly on edge, wondering where the next explosion will come from and if they will be the target. Humanitarian organizations are working tirelessly to provide basic necessities and medical care to those affected by the violence, but the situation remains tense. The airstrikes at night by Israel are designed to take advantage of their technology and weaken Hezbollah, but the toll on civilians is immense. The United States has called for a cease-fire, but with the conflict intensifying, the people of Lebanon continue to live in fear and uncertainty, traumatized by the ongoing violence.
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