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May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: A displaced boy draws and Israeli tank during a workshop and an exhibition for dislocated children at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions that continue to drive repeated displacement and rapidly growing humanitarian needs. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_005 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: Displaced children draw during a workshop and an exhibition at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions that continue to drive repeated displacement and rapidly growing humanitarian needs. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_006 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: Displaced children draw during a workshop and an exhibition at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions that continue to drive repeated displacement and rapidly growing humanitarian needs. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_008 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: A woman takes pictures of drawings by displaced children during an exhibition at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions that continue to drive repeated displacement and rapidly growing humanitarian needs. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_007 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: Jawad Qilqas, a displaced boy from the southern Lebanese village of Zifta, sits in front of drawings he did along with other children during a workshop and an exhibition at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions that continue to drive repeated displacement and rapidly growing huma - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_010 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: Displaced children draw during a workshop and an exhibition at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions that continue to drive repeated displacement and rapidly growing humanitarian needs. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_009 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: A displaced boy draws and Israeli tank during a workshop and an exhibition for dislocated children at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions that continue to drive repeated displacement and rapidly growing humanitarian needs. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_005 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: Displaced children draw during a workshop and an exhibition at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions that continue to drive repeated displacement and rapidly growing humanitarian needs. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_006 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: Displaced children draw during a workshop and an exhibition at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions that continue to drive repeated displacement and rapidly growing humanitarian needs. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_009 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: Displaced children draw during a workshop and an exhibition at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions that continue to drive repeated displacement and rapidly growing humanitarian needs. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_011 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: Ali al-Hadi, a displaced boy from the southern Lebanese village of Dier Serian, points to his drawing that shows map of Lebanon with words that reads: ‘â€⠢South Lebanon is bleedingâ€⠢â€⠢, exhibited at an exhibition at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions th - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_012 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: Ali al-Hadi, a displaced boy from the southern Lebanese village of Dier Serian, points to his drawing that shows map of Lebanon with words that reads: ‘â€⠢South Lebanon is bleedingâ€⠢â€⠢, exhibited at an exhibition at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions th - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_012 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix

May 5, 2026, Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon: Displaced children draw during a workshop and an exhibition at a local theatre under the slogan Our Land, Our Identity , showcasing childrenâ€⠢s artwork about memory, belonging and hope. Despite an announced ceasefire between Israel and pro-Iranian Hezbollah in place since 17 April, the displacement and humanitarian crisis in Lebanon is far from over. This is a deeply fragile moment, marked by ongoing Israeli airstrikes, shelling, demolitions, evacuation orders, bans on return to certain areas and movement restrictions that continue to drive repeated displacement and rapidly growing humanitarian needs. Beirut Lebanon - ZUMAn313 20260505_zip_n313_011 Copyright: xMarwanxNaamanix