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Lebanese Monastery Welcomes Displaced Children Amid Crisis

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Israeli airstrikes have displaced over one million people in Lebanon.
Many displaced individuals are living in tents or on roadsides.
A Lebanese monastery has opened its doors to provide shelter for these children.
This initiative is seen as a touching act of solidarity during the conflict.
Efforts continue to support the displaced population in Lebanon.

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Israeli airstrikes have displaced over one million people in Lebanon.
Many displaced individuals are living in tents or on roadsides.
A Lebanese monastery has opened its doors to provide shelter for these children.
This initiative is seen as a touching act of solidarity during the conflict.
Efforts continue to support the displaced population in Lebanon.

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