Psychological toll mounts as Lebanese villages erased by Israel’s war

According to Al Jazeera, displaced Lebanese families face a mounting psychological crisis as military operations erase their villages and sever deep cultural anchors. The destruction goes beyond physical loss—it strips away generations of memory, community bonds, and the emotional geography that defines identity. For these populations, the toll isn't only about rebuilding homes, but recovering a sense of place and belonging.

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