Hotels and apartments on Hamra Street in Beirut are filled with Lebanese, Palestinians, and Syrians displaced by the Israel-Hezbollah war. The displacement has brought chaos to the commercial district, with traffic congestion and tensions between displaced people and residents. Hamra Street has a history of rises and falls, and in recent years, it was hit by the influx of Syrian refugees and the country's financial collapse. The intensified attacks in Lebanon have led to an exodus of people seeking shelter in Beirut, with many flooding Hamra. Some businesses have seen a boost in commerce due to the influx, but the market is now stagnant again.