Houses destroyed, safety lost

Many people in Lebanon are suffering from the destruction of their homes due to the ongoing war, especially after about 100,000 residential units were destroyed between March and July 2026, at an estimated cost of over $5 billion for reconstruction. The loss of the home, which is considered the "safe place," leads to a loss of security and privacy, resulting in significant psychological and economic suffering. Tens of thousands of displaced individuals are living in temporary shelters or rented houses, with some sharing with two or more families, relying on hope for the return of normal life. Many face difficulties in regaining educational and psychological stability and are seeking temporary solutions, such as shelter centers, some of which are facing closures amid ongoing challenges.

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