'We are scared, but we will stand together': Lebanese fleeing Israeli air raids express unity with Gaza

'We are scared, but we will stand together': Lebanese fleeing Israeli air raids express unity with Gaza

While the Lebanese government is "opening schools for displaced people to live in, to shelter in Beirut, in Saida, and the entire country," the people across Lebanon started spontaneously helping each other with many citizens “on the roads from south Lebanon, from Saida to Beirut… giving free water, they are asking if they need anything,” Gia, a 24-year-old girl from Tyre, tells Sputnik.

Scared by Israeli attacks, local people are still feeling united with Gazans and willing to help them to stand "against one enemy".

"We are here supporting Gaza and the people of Palestine. Yes, we are living in horror. Yes, we are displaced. Yes, it's terrifying. Yes, our country and our city, our southern Lebanon are bombed. Yes, we are scared. But we will stand together all against our one enemy. We will stand together hand in hand… But I'm literally speechless because I have goosebumps all ove...
Source: Sputnik International
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