More than 4,000 people have been killed by Israeli strikes in Lebanon since March, including more than 700 paramedics, children and women, according to Lebanon's health ministry.
In a frontline Lebanese orphanage, girls strive for a normal life
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In a Lebanese orphanage near the Israeli-occupied zone, girls like Inaya Sultan strive for normalcy despite war and loss.
- The orphanage in Tebnin provides refuge for girls who lost parents or are from poor families.
- Inaya, 13, cares for her sister and hides her sadness to protect her.
- Girls attend school and live in a safe environment near the conflict zone.
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