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Displaced Lebanese take refuge in a hotel turned into a shelter by the Hasbaya munic ipality in southern Lebanon near the border with Israel, as the crisis-hit country struggles to prepare for a possible war. A gruelling, four-year-long economic collapse has left Lebanon ill-prepared for another disaster, and volunteers and local authorities are scrambling to fill the gap with limited means.

Farmer Ghassan Hassan and his laborers have been toiling tirelessly to harvest olives in fields near Lebanon's southern border, undeterred by nearby Israeli bombings and the whirr of surveillance aircraft. Olive harvesting is a main source of income for villagers, but this year the season has coincided with tit-for-tat cross-border exchanges between Israeli troops and the Iran-backed Hezbollah as the Israel-Hamas war rages in Gaza.

الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - Hasbaya- National News Agency Correspondent reported that 3 Israeli shells of 155 mm fell on the town of Al-Fardis - Hasbaya district, but did not explode.   ---

الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - Hasbaya- National News Agency Correspondent reported that 3 Israeli shells of 155 mm fell on the town of Al-Fardis - Hasbaya district, but did not explode.   ---

HASBAYA, Lebanon: Farmer Ghassan Hassan and his labourers have been toiling tirelessly to harvest olives in fields near Lebanon´s southern border, undeterred by nearby Israeli bombings and the...

Lebanese emergency crews rush to the scene of Israeli bombardments in ageing vehicles and without protective gear as the crisis-hit country struggles to prepare for a possible war.The newest vehicle is about 30 years old, said Fakih, who is responsible for 21 emergency centres.

Lebanese emergency crews rush to the scene of Israeli bombardments in ageing vehicles and without protective gear as the crisis-hit country struggles to prepare for a possible war. A grueling, four-year-long economic collapse, widely blamed on the governing elite, has left Lebanon ill-prepared for another disaster, and volunteers and local authorities are scrambling to fill the gap with limited means.

Lebanese emergency crews rush to the scene of Israeli bombardments in ageing vehicles and without protective gear as the crisis-hit country struggles to prepare for a possible war.A gruelling, four-year-long economic collapse, widely blamed on the governing elite, has left Lebanon ill-prepared for another disaster, and volunteers and local authorities are scrambling to fill the gap with limited means.

Najiba Sourour, a Lebanese woman in her 60s, grabs a small long-prepared emergency bag and leaves her southern Lebanese village Aita al-Shaab to join a convoy of cars heading to the Tyre city, 26 km n

الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - National News Agency’s correspondent in Hasbaya reported that the Israeli enemy fired about ten shells at the heights of the town of Kafr Shuba, Hasbaya district, and also fired flares