Rafaat Nasrallah highlights the dual connection of Lebanon and Syria, stating, 'our roads lead to Syria, because for us Syria is my country as well as Lebanon.' This showcases the intertwined identity of communities across the border.
Despite fears of the influx of Syrian refugees bringing instability, Nasrallah remarks, 'The situation is not scary. There is no bloodshed or executions. If it stays like this... we are not concerned.' This reflects a cautious optimism amid uncertainty.
The return of many Syrians brings palpable hope, with celebrations as they head back to their homeland. They are seen carrying mattresses and waving revolutionary flags, signifying both relief and renewal.
Nasrallah also acknowledges the refugee crisis saying, 'Lebanon already hosts the highest number of refugees per capita worldwide... the influx has put a strain on Lebanon's resources and infrastructure.' This highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Lebanon.
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