Lebanese Flee Israeli Air Strikes

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Fear and tension in Lebanon under deadly Israeli bombardment

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'We just had to flee': 'Where are we supposed to go? A lot of people are still stuck on the streets," one woman tells the BBC .

Schools in Beirut and Tripoli as well as eastern Lebanon set up as shelters for evacuees.

The Israeli military said it had carried out 1,100 air strikes over the previous 24 hours .

356 people have been killed and more than 1,200 injured in the bombardment.

Mohammed , a 57-year-old in the southern Beirut suburb of Dahieyh - Hezbollah's main power base in the capital - told the BBC he had "survived all the wars since 1975 " so "it's normal for me". "I will not leave, I will be in my house," he said..

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informal

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English

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