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Genocide
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Genocide
"Journalist Mahmoud Abu Salama delivers a message of solidarity and resilience from Gaza to Lebanon. He expresses deep empathy, emphasizing that the suffering in Lebanon mirrors what Gaza has been enduring for over a year. Abu Salama calls on journalists and citizens to document the atrocities committed by the Israeli army, urging them to use their cameras and phones to capture the reality for history's sake. He also encourages those being displaced to remain strong, stating that resilience in their land is the greatest form of steadfastness, and that displacement brings only humiliation. الصحفي محمود أبو سلامة يوجه رسالة تضامن وصمود من غزة إلى لبنان، يعبر فيها عن تعاطفه العميق، ويؤكد أن المعاناة في لبنان تشبه ما تعيشه غزة منذ أكثر من عام. يدعو أبو سلامة الصحفيين والمواطنين في لبنان إلى توثيق الجرائم التي يرتكبها الجيش الإسرائيلي باستخدام الكاميرات والهواتف، حتى لا ينسى التاريخ هذه الجرائم. كما يحث النازحين على الثبات والصمود في أرضهم، مشيراً إلى أن النزوح هو إذلال، وأن البقاء في الأرض هو التحدي الأكبر للصمود. Source: @mahmoud__abusalama"
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Massive Exodus in Southern Lebanon Amid Escalating Conflict
Over 270 people have been killed, and more than 1,000 injured as Israeli airstrikes target Hezbollah strongholds, leading to a mass exodus in southern Lebanon. Schools have closed, and roads are heavily congested as residents flee north toward Beirut and safer regions.
This escalation comes after a series of retaliatory strikes between Israel and Hezbollah, severely disrupting daily life. Fears of further escalation or all-out war grow as tensions rise. Social media posts convey a sense of urgency, with residents sharing visuals of the evacuation and expressing fears for their safety.
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