CLEAN: TV keeps camp refugees up to date on clashes

The NASA family fled their home due to conflict and now reside in a refugee camp, living in a primary school. They are anxious about their home's fate and their ice cream business, as nearby areas have been heavily bombarded. Despite the uncertainty, they support the Lebanese army and are determined to rebuild and return home, even if it means living in a tent. The lack of news is challenging, but they remain hopeful for a future back in their community.

Why did NASA and his family leave their home?

• They wanted to start a new life.

• They were visiting relatives.

• Their neighborhood was under heavy bombardment.

• They were on vacation.

What is the family's attitude towards the Lebanese army's actions?

• They support the army's actions.

• They oppose the army's actions.

• They are indifferent.

• They are unaware of the army's actions.

What is the family's plan for the future?

• To stay permanently in the refugee camp.

• To move to another country.

• To abandon their home and business.

• To rebuild their lives from scratch.

What is the family's perspective on returning home?

• They are hesitant to return.

• They have no plans to return.

• They are eager to return, even if it means living in a tent.

• They prefer staying in the refugee camp.

How does the family feel about the lack of news?

• They are relieved by it.

• They find it difficult to cope with.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They find it comforting.