Lebanon's Abandoned Lives

黎巴嫩:遗弃的生命

The Documentary Podcast

2026-06-16

29 分钟
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People who’ve had to abandon their homes because of the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah explain what life is like in Lebanon. A social worker says she believes many people now keep a bag of essential belongings packed by the front door in case they need to leave at a moment’s notice. A mother describes rearranging her daughter’s fourth birthday party because of the threat of missile strikes. Israel’s military forces are currently in southern Lebanon. They say they are there for self-defence and to target Hezbollah’s military capabilities. About a million people are estimated to have left their homes as a result. It’s not clear when, or if, they will be able to return, or whether their homes will still be standing. Presenter: Carine Torbey Producer: Nick Holland Sound: Rod Farquhar Production Coordinator: Janet Staples Editor Penny Murphy (Image: Displaced Lebanese people. Credit: Anwar Amro/AFP via Getty Images)
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  • Welcome to the documentary.

  • This is Karin Torbay, an assignment in Lebanon.

  • Teer has a very nice weather, you know.

  • You see people like me swimming during the winter, diving, kite surfing.

  • For me, Teer is like the best place in the world.

  • This is Rashana.

  • She's 39. Teer is her home.

  • It's on the coast in the south of Lebanon, 20 kilometers away from the border with Israel.

  • This is our daily life, like on the afternoon when people finish their work.

  • The streets are full, you know.

  • The restaurants are full, the coffee shops are full.