Palestinian refugees in Lebanon heartbroken by Gazan grief ...Kuwait

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Rania Saadallah's afternoon was violently shattered by a barrage of rockets that pierced the air, leaving her engulfed by a profound sense of fear. "The loudest sounds happened around afternoon. We thought that the war had reached Lebanon," Rania told The New Arab. The sound came from rockets fired from the southern Lebanese town of Qolaile towards Israel on Tuesday. The attack was later claimed by the Palestinian faction, Hamas. "There is a sense of despair, frustration, grief, and fear that fills the camp. The streets are empty, and the echoes of the televised news permeate the air" That night, Israel responded with white phosphorus munitions along the southern b

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