Most Displaced People Return Amid State Absence

The article discusses the current situation of the displacement crisis in Lebanon after the cessation of military operations. It shows that about 60% of the displaced have returned to their areas, while others are facing difficulties due to loss of homes or sources of livelihood. The "Samedoun" group, affiliated with Hezbollah and established to oversee the management of the displacement crisis, is updating displacement data and developing plans for long-term shelter centers. Meanwhile, the Lebanese government is delayed in implementing its plans, focusing instead on temporary solutions. A large number of shelter centers have been identified in Beirut and Mount Lebanon to accommodate thousands of families, despite funding constraints and political interference hindering the implementation of more sustainable projects, such as establishing ready-made housing complexes or purchasing homes for thousands of displaced people. The program continues to prepare for the third distribution of food rations and improve living conditions in shelter centers, emphasizing better services and a home-like environment. However, options remain limited due to political pressures.

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