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Story summary
- The Israeli military's renewed attacks have displaced 517,000 people in Lebanon since they began, creating a displacement crisis.
- Analysts say Israel aims to reshape Lebanon's demographics and weaken Hezbollah's ties to its base.
- Bombardments have intensified, especially in southern suburbs including Dahiyeh, raising fears of a return to past occupations.
- Destruction of infrastructure will hinder the displaced people's return, prompting many to stay where they have built new lives.
