from triply zeina khodr reports. >> sniper fire has made many roads dangerous.very street is a front line. more often than not, it's not the armed men who are killed. 17-year-old hashmeni was a victim, dying in his father's arms. >> translation: he was sitting in the front seat of the car. there was heavy gun fire. i told him to put his head down. suddenly i saw him on my lap. i was covered in blue. i watched my son die. >> this curtain put up to block the view of snipers separates the warring sides. this is a mainly sunni district. at the end of the street a neighbourhood where allah whites live. it's an area where bashar al-assad belongs. >> since the uprising in 2011, there has been more than a dozen rounds of fighting. neighbours are engaged in a proxy war. rival sects on opposing sides. >> people feel targeted, not just by allah wight neighbours, but the lebanese state. >> translation: the latest violence is linked to the bombings in august, targetting mosquing in triply. the state didn't attempt to apprehend the suspects. we know alawites were responsible.

zeina khodr has this report. we are at a tenth settlement in lebanon. they dot the landscape along the border with syria. people live in miserable conditions. they may be safe and no locker have to face the violence in syria. they warn of the danger to come. you can see people barely have anything. the ground is mud, and the plastic sheetings do not provide any shelter. just look around - just a few weeks ago there was rain and the whole area was flooded. people are worried, and they are calling on the international community to help them. the international community can only do so much. they have to deal with their economic problems. this is how people live, four to five families in one tent. people are talking about children suffering from respiratory problems, pneumonia and social workers warn of the possibility of such diseases spreading. so miserable conditions in the next few days and weeks. temperatures will drop. it will be below zero and people have nothing to protect them from this new threat. >> a pilot and three passengers, including an infa

. >> zeina khodr begins our coverage in lebanon. >> we are at a tend settlement in lebanon. people here live in miserable conditions, and they may be safe, they no longer have to face the violence in syria, but are warning of the danger to come. that is the cold. in this region temperatures drop to below zero. people barely have anything much the ground is mud. the plastic sheetings do not provide any shelter. when the rain starts - just look around. just a few weeks ago there was rain and the whole area was flooded. people here are worried. they are calling on the re-examinational community to help them. they can onward do so much. they have to deal with their economic problems. this is how people live. estimate four to five families in one tent. people are talking about their children suffering from respiratory problems. pneumonia and social workers are warning of the possibility of such diseases spreading. miserable conditions in the next few days and weeks, temperatures are going to drop. it's going to be below zero and people have nothing to protect them from this new t

and from iraq to lebanon, our special coverage continues there with this report from al jazeera's zeina khodr we are at a tenth settlement in lebanon. they dropped the landscape along the border with syria. people live in miserable conditions. they may be safe and may have to face the violence. they are warning of the danger to come. in this region temperatures dropped to below zero. people barely have anything much the grouped is mud and the plastic sheetings do not provide any shelter when rain - when the rain starts. and just look around. just a few weeks ago there was rain, and the whole area was flooded. people here are worried. they are calling on the international community to help them. the international community can only do so much. the lebanese government can only do so much. they have to deal with economic problems. in is how people live, four to five families in one tent. people are talking about their children suffering from res -- respiratory problems, pneumonia. miserable conditions in the next few days and weeks. it will be below zero. people have nothing to protect them from