Lebanon monastery opens its doors, sheltering Shia Muslim families
Al Jazeera · 11 days ago
Al Jazeera
11 days ago
The violence has displaced more than one million people in Lebanon. Some are living with family or friends in hotels, government shelters or on the streets. And while the country remains deeply sectarian, many people have found refuge with members of other religious communities.
Breakdown
- Monastery opens doors to Shia Muslim families fleeing conflict 6s
- First time the monastery has provided shelter during any conflict 16s
- Monastery faced criticism but prioritized humanitarian needs 28s
- Displaced families hope for an end to sectarianism and war 1m 9s
- Cross-sectarian sheltering is rare but welcomed in Lebanon 1m 45s