Nur lived in the Bekaa Valley, located in eastern Lebanon, and it was their refuge when they fled Syria. It took years for Mohama and Timua, also Syrian refugees, to smile and play again. And it was very difficult for Foza Ali to leave Syria, a widow and mother of two disabled children, she discovered in this area a place where you can restuntil Israel decided to attack harshly and indiscriminately.
Like them, close to 35,000 refugees survive in the Becá valley, a calm place before the Israeli bombings which have already killed nearly two thousand people throughout the Arab country. A tragedy for people who are doubly vulnerable in the conflict in Lebanon.
Over the past five days, the intensity of the conflict, especially, drone airstrikes have increased potentially night and day. The footprint left by Israeli bombs in Lebanon is shocking, as Israel claims it only attacks Hezbollah targets.
But the appearance that the Becá Valley presents today is that of total destruction. Many refugees, those who can afford it, are fleeing again to Syria and others to northern Lebanon. They are heading towards the mountains, in the center and north of the country, although There is no possibility of shelter because there is no house to rest..
Lebanese authorities speak of more than 27,000 people displaced in the last 48 hours, more than 100,000 last week and reaching one million since the start of the conflict with Israel. Entire families and children are once again forced to flee, even though they need peace.
His life became a constant perverse loop. Lebanon, with only 6 million inhabitants, is home to nearly 1.5 million Syrian refugees and more than 11,000 from other countries.
