Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon Continue to Suffer

  We the Palestinian refugees in Lebanon suffer from deprivation, and do not have the right to oppose this situation simply because we are Palestinians and we are considered second-class citizens.



 

 

Well, we are accustomed to this Lebanese approach against us, but where is UNRWA then?

The ones that are supposed to provide “human development and humanitarian services encompass primary and vocational education, primary health care, relief and social services, infrastructure and camp improvement, microfinance, and emergency response, including in situations of armed conflict”.

The Lebanese economy has no glimmer of hope that it will recover in the near future. There are some Lebanese merchants who monopolize some of the most important necessities of life, such as infant formula, food supplies, and fuel. Even medicines were not spared their contempt and corruption. Their untouchable hands and actions should be stopped as soon as possible.

The @PRefugeeProject was created specifically to share the news of the forgotten Palestinians in Lebanon who are deprived of their human rights by the Lebanese state, UNRWA and the Palestinian government.

  I am sharing with you a video of a Palestinian young man in Lebanon who is experiencing one of the daily sufferings the Palestinian refugees in Lebanon have to endure, which is the scourge of the Lebanese hospitals' refusal to enter his father, who has cancer.


 




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