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Emad Abdallah, a displaced man from Lebanon, shares his story after being separated from his wife and three daughters who had left their hometown of Bent Jbeil. His family had moved three times before finding a house to rent in Beirut, while Abdallah is sharing a room with five other people in a collective shelter in Tyre, south Lebanon. Abdallah shared that being away from home is especially hard during the holy month of Ramadan; a time when families usually enjoy meals together. According to Reuters, more than 90,000 Lebanese have been displaced from south Lebanon since October last year, after "Israel" began its assault on the southern Lebanese border.
