School starts soon in Lebanon but thousands still shelter in them during war
Displaced Randa al-Taki, 51, and her daughter Fatima Khashab, 11, arrange their clothes inside a makeshift room that was set on a basketball court inside a public school turned into a shelter for people whose villages in southern Lebanon were destroyed or occupied by Israeli forc.
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- Published: Aug 31, 2026, 9:53 AM UTC
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