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Hezbollah plans to contribute to project to house thousands of Lebanese displaced, chief says

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Naim Qassem, the chief of Hezbollah, announced on September 27 that his group would soon contribute to a project aimed at housing thousands of displaced Lebanese people affected by the war with Israel. Speaking during a commemoration for leader Hassan Nasrallah's death in 2024, Qassem stated that Hezbollah would provide shelter and reconstruction support using available resources and donations. Over one million people were displaced following the March conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, though many have since returned; more than 340,000 remain displaced due to destruction or occupation by Israeli forces.
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In early March, a conflict broke out between Israel's military and the Iran-backed Lebanese group Hezbollah, displacing more than one million people, which is nearly a quarter of Lebanon's population. On September 27, during a speech marking the second anniversary of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah’s killing by Israel in 2024, Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem announced that his group plans to contribute soon to a project aimed at providing housing for thousands of displaced Lebanese residents. The new housing initiative will focus on rebuilding villages that were completely destroyed during the conflict. Despite this commitment, Qassem emphasized that it is ultimately the responsibility of the Lebanese state to provide shelter, compensation, and reconstruction assistance to those affected by the war.

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“While both articles discuss Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem's speech on September 27, 2026, they cover different aspects of his address. Article A focuses on the resistance against Israel and recent conflicts, while Article B emphasizes a humanitarian project to house displaced people.”
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Hezbollah ORG · 5× Israel GPE · 3× Lebanese NORP · 3× Israeli NORP · 2× Lebanon GPE · 2× Qassem PERSON · 2× BEIRUT GPE · 1× Hassan Nasrallah PERSON · 1× Iran GPE · 1× Naim Qassem PERSON · 1×

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More than one million people, representing nearly a quarter of Lebanon's population, were displaced after a new war erupted between Israel's military and Hezbollah in early March •
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🔮 Iran-backed Lebanese group Hezbollah said on Sunday it would contribute soon to a project aimed at housing thousands of people displaced due to the war with Israel.

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Hezbollah plans to contribute to project to house thousands of Lebanese displaced, chief says asserted
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Iran-backed Lebanese group Hezbollah said on Sunday it would contribute soon to a project aimed at housing thousands of people displaced due to the war with Israel. asserted
it → back → Israel
The announcement was made by Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem during a speech commemorating the second anniversary of leader Hassan Nasrallah's killing by Israel in 2024 • asserted
announcement → make → 2024
"The party (Hezbollah) is committed to providing shelter, restoration, and reconstruction with the available resources and donations. asserted
party → commit → resources
The details of a new housing project for residents of villages that were completely destroyed will be announced very soon," Qassem said • asserted
Qassem → destroy → villages
Qassem said the Lebanese state should have taken responsibility regarding sheltering and compensating the displaced • asserted
state → say → displaced
"It is still their duty to fulfil their responsibility regarding shelter, compensation, and all obligations related to reconstruction and restoration," he said • asserted
he → fulfil → reconstruction
More than one million people, representing nearly a quarter of Lebanon's population, were displaced after a new war erupted between Israel's military and Hezbollah in early March • asserted
war → represent → March
Most have returned to their homes, but more than 340,000 remain displaced because their towns were destroyed or fall within areas occupied by the Israeli military • asserted
towns → return → military
Since March 2, Israeli strikes have killed more than 4,300 people in Lebanon, including more than 250 children, and wounded another 12,000, including 1,000 children REUTERS asserted
strikes → kill → children
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