When the Israel- Hezbollah war broke out in early March, Hussein Shuman fled the heavy bombardment of the southern suburbs of Beirut, but he didn’t bother trying to rent an apartment elsewhere. In areas deemed “safe” because the Lebanese militant group has no presence, he feels that Shiite Muslims like him are not welcome.
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