Sally Hayden

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The Pat Kenny Show · Lebanon & the unfolding humanitarian crisis · 18 Apr 2026 podcast

There were cars with mattresses loaded up and blankets loaded up.

And yeah, so a lot of people, they have at least attempted to return.

I know that some realized that the Israeli military is still in their areas, so they couldn't get back.

Some got back only to realize that their homes were destroyed and others stayed in displacement shelters or even like I met them also yesterday, people were just staying in tents.

In open areas because they said they have nowhere to go anymore or they're just scared.

So they sent like in one case, I met a grandmother who had her sons had gone back and she was minding her granddaughter and they were waiting for word as to whether it was okay for them also to go back.

You can cross the Litani River now.

There's been kind of what I understand to be a kind of attempt at repairing at least one of the bridges.

But yeah, it's very, very slow moving and people were waiting a huge amount of time to cross.

And we really have no idea whether the ceasefire is going to hold.

So even those going back, they were saying, you know, is this a good idea?

I was in a shelter yesterday.

A stadium in Beirut was turned into a shelter and 1,500 people have been sheltering there.

And the volunteers there, they said only a few dozen families had gone back because they were worried they'd lose their spots in the shelter.

So they don't want to, in case the ceasefire doesn't hold, they didn't want to leave most of them.

But yeah, I mean, people, they certainly are going back.

Also, so much is destroyed in the south and in the east as well.

And they reach southern suburbs that even if their home isn't destroyed, the infrastructure often is either lacking or, you know,

very poor or destroyed and so yeah there's going to be a lot of problems if people do stay as well.

Yeah, I actually asked a few people that yesterday.

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