Israel's bombing has killed thousands, displaced more than a million and rendered health care barely accessible for Lebanon's women and children. When Rabih Torbay landed in Lebanon on April 8, he was shocked to find the airport and the road to Beirut empty. The drive brought back memories of his childhood during the country’s civil war several decades ago: Stretched out before him were views of the southern suburbs’ destruction. One hour later, Israel launched 100 airstrikes in a 10-minute