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Lebanon: in Nabatiyeh, Traders Are Trying to Reopen Their Shops Despite the Precarious Ceasefire

Summary by Radio France Internationale
As the truce between Lebanon and Israel remains fragile, the inhabitants of southern Lebanon begin to return febrily. Nabatiyah, a large trading town in the south of the country where 75,000 people live, has been heavily hit by Israeli bombings. The inhabitants return to the dropper, but remain very worried.

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Lebanon: in Nabatiyeh, Traders Are Trying to Reopen Their Shops Despite the Precarious Ceasefire

As the truce between Lebanon and Israel remains fragile, the inhabitants of southern Lebanon begin to return febrily. Nabatiyah, a large trading town in the south of the country where 75,000 people live, has been heavily hit by Israeli bombings. The inhabitants return to the dropper, but remain very worried.

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Radio France Internationale broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.
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