‘We have no place to go’: How charming Beirut became a city of heartbreak
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Syrian refugees are sleeping on beaches after fleeing the city’s south. Palestinian refugees are crammed in a camp. This is Beirut, where Israeli strikes are a constant threat.
Manessa Ali, 10, surveys the damage in Dahiyeh, Beirut, in the aftermath of the October 5 Israeli strike on a medical facility on the airport road.Credit: Kate Geraghty
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