Many Lebanese have left Lebanon at the first opportunity, but now there are hundreds of Lebanese families who choose to return to their homeland and settle there again. 

Yes, the issue is not normal. Despite the great collapse of the national currency, the high rates of crimes and thefts, and the loss of safety, security, and health and psychological security, many Lebanese preferred to return from abroad because of the different cultures and customs that they and their children could not accept and adapt to.

They chose to return to Lebanon because they refuse to let their children learn ideas that are not appropriate for our society, as they put it, after they have reached the point of dealing with those around them with caution and asking them if they prefer to speak to them in the masculine or feminine form, after exaggerating Wokeness within society, and imposing the existence of the "LGBT community" among them. 

Jumana Al-Zahlani, a Lebanese expatriate and mother of two daughters, recounted that "the return of the majority of Lebanese from abroad, specifically from Canada, to settle in Lebanon is because of gays or homosexuality, which is legalized in schools, and almost all places, until we have to make sure of anything we buy for home, or games for our children, in the event that it has any of the slogans and drawings attributed to them, which are now placed publicly, especially on clothes. 

In addition, there is an explanation and detail within the school from the age of 7 about the LGBT community, and that it is very normal and not an anomaly, although all monotheistic religions reject this."