Every airstrike brings with it a wave of devastation that deeply affects the local community. Many families have been torn apart as they scramble to evacuate under grave danger, while others, like Zahya, withstand the hardships left behind. The emotional toll is palpable, demonstrating that the impact of war goes beyond physical destruction.
Despite the relentless bombings, many residents in Tire are demonstrating remarkable resilience. Stories like Zahya's illustrate a determined spirit, as survivors express their need to stay connected to their homes and their history, even when faced with utter destruction. The community bands together, providing support for one another while navigating through these difficult times.
Civil defense teams are persistently working to search for survivors and recover bodies amidst the ruins. Their efforts are crucial in understanding the scale of the destruction while also highlighting the need for humanitarian aid. As the international community watches, the priority remains on addressing the immediate needs of those affected and planning for eventual recovery.
The city of Tire in Southern Lebanon, which once thrived with rich history and culture, now finds itself at the heart of a humanitarian crisis following relentless Israeli airstrikes. Over the past few weeks, entire neighborhoods have been flattened, leaving thousands homeless and displacing the locals. The latest reports indicate that air raids continue to target civilian areas, with buildings being hit without warning. Many residents, despite the danger, choose to remain behind, determined to hold onto their homes and communities amidst the chaos. One such resident is Zahya, who shared her harrowing experience during the latest bombing that struck her building on Monday night. "I was at home where the strike happened. Thank God for everything we have left. This is our building—all is gone, but I believe all will be better in time," she recounted. Her comments reflect the resilience of those who have chosen to stay and face the destruction head-on, showcasing the human spirit amidst devastation. As the local civil defense teams work tirelessly to recover bodies from the rubble, the scale of the destruction becomes increasingly evident. Tire, historically home to 70,000 people, is now unrecognizable, with once-bustling streets now covered in ash and debris. Images emerging from the city depict children and families returning to find their communities obliterated, with their personal belongings untouched yet waiting in silence for their return. The conflict has not only ravaged Tire’s infrastructure but has severely impacted the lives of its residents.The citizens of Lebanon and the Lebanese army that did not interfere and even quietly helped Israel to eliminate Hizbullah are disappointed by the French pressure to stop Israel from completely destroying Hizbullah. Lebanon wants to be freed from the Iranian occupier. Lebanon is afraid that Iran will not give up Lebanon as a war zone
Offended by everything, ashamed by nothing has never been so appropriate when describing Israel.
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☪ Narrated Anas bin Malik: We were (in the funeral procession) of one of the daughters of the Prophet and he was sitting by the side of the grave. I saw his eyes shedding tears. He said, Is there anyone among you who did not have sexual relations with his wife last night? Abu Talha replied in the affirmative. And so the Prophet told him to get down in the grave. And so he got down in her grave. << Sahih al-Bukhari 1285 >>🌙
All these for nothing and now there is ceasefire the war in Gaza continues so what did hesballah gained? Nastrallah death ?
