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- Beirut, Lebanon – Ali is from Khiam, a Lebanese village on the southern border with Israel, but for the last few months he has rented a house in Hasbaiyya, about a half-hour drive away to the northeast.
- He is one of tens of thousands of Lebanese who have been displaced from their homes in villages throughout the south of the country.
- “Southerners are living a tragedy,” Ali, who did not wish to give his full name, told Al Jazeera.
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- Beirut, Lebanon – Ali is from Khiam, a Lebanese village on the southern border with Israel, but for the last few months he has rented a house in Hasbaiyya, about a half-hour drive away to the northeast.
- He is one of tens of thousands of Lebanese who have been displaced from their homes in villages throughout the south of the country.
- “Southerners are living a tragedy,” Ali, who did not wish to give his full name, told Al Jazeera.
Sources: Al Jazeera