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Fears of a wider war between Lebanon and Israel grow as leaving loved ones behind becomes a stark reality for some

As tensions rise between Lebanon and Israel, the Hawa family faces a difficult choice.

By: ABC News (AU)

Aug 10 2024
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Fears of a wider war between Lebanon and Israel grow as leaving loved ones behind becomes a stark reality for some

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