Lebanon War Displacement: A Personal Story
Resumo
In r/Lebanon, a displaced Shiite woman shares a personal account of temporary shelter during the war and the reaction of Hezbollah members to Nasrallah’s death. Her story reflects the shock, doubt, and renewed beliefs she witnessed within her community.
Story time (28th of September)
I'm a shiite girl, living in a Shia area, and was displaced during the war...
I don't support HA( I actually despise them and not only because they are a brainwashed cult but like for personal reasons too...).
Anyways, we had to live temporary somewhere with another displaced people and there stayed with us some HA memebers so that they can "look after" us... They gave us some money tho ngl.
The day they found out Nasrallah died some of those HA "leaders" was speaking to my dad( well maybe my dad spoke to him first but yeah), he was in fuckin disbelief, for once I felt like these people actually have a brain ( didn't last long, apparently...). He said:" smth must be wrong in our religion, this is insane, maybe our books are wrong, or no maybe we misunderstood smth, a miracle must happen or else, it's all a big lie... The men (aka HA fighters) are crying and they are running away, are we this weak?!!! I actually can't believe this....)
"!معقول الحزب هلقد ضعيف؟" I will never forget this sentence, I was like finally finally they woke up lmao. But tbfh they're brainwashing themselves again lol.
Sorry I'm trying to keep my identity private so I didn't mention the names of the places.
Post Author: /u/tfisthis251
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