A ceasefire is in place in Lebanon. For some, it meant going back after weeks of displacement.
Thousands of families made brief journeys south, hoping to find what they left behind. Many returned north again, met with destroyed homes, uncertainty and a reality that still doesn’t feel safe.
For others, going back hasn’t been possible. Their homes are gone.
This is what displacement looks like. Not one journey, but many. Back and forth, between hope and loss.
People across Lebanon are still trying to cope with the consequences of war.
Please don’t forget them.