After three months of war between Israel and Hezbollah, Lebanon continues to mourn daily losses, even as a ceasefire remains largely unrespected and negotiations are ongoing.

Clashes have not stopped, raising concerns about the true effectiveness of diplomatic efforts. This conflict stands out due to its intensity, the repeated violations of ceasefire agreements, and the heavy impact on civilians and infrastructure.

Speaking from Beirut, where RFI has set up a special broadcast on June 3, Kamel Mohanna expressed deep frustration: for decades, the Lebanese people have lived under constant tension, and the current situation is becoming unbearable. He questioned how the international community continues to tolerate the destruction of cities, hospitals, schools, and villages.

The situation highlights a prolonged humanitarian crisis and a conflict that shows little sign of ending soon.