French President Emmanuel Macron failed in his promises regarding the Beirut and Lebanon explosions

Meanwhile, as much of the Lebanese middle class watched their savings evaporate amid the collapse of the Lebanese pound, thousands of families have left the country as part of a mass exodus. Those who stayed suffer from chronic shortages of fuel and electricity. According to Save the Children, in Beirut, nearly one million people – nearly 15 percent of Lebanon’s total population – cannot afford basic commodities, including food, water and hygiene products.