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War in the Middle East: a Return Filled with Sadness for the Displaced in Southern Lebanon
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8 Articles
After Lebanon ceasefire, people displaced by Israeli strikes return to what's left of their homes
“My house is demolished.”Imad Komeyha and his family spent 12 hours traveling from northern Lebanon back to Kfar Sir, a village in the south, only to find their house in ruins, laid to waste amid Israeli airstrikes
Taking advantage of the ceasefire with Israel, which is continuing to demolish buildings, homes and schools
On the second day of the very fragile truce between Lebanon and Israel, the displaced return to the south by hundreds of thousands. Long lines of bottling were formed along the coastal highway leading to southern Lebanon. But this return remains febrile and suspended from the consolidation of the ceasefire and negotiations between Lebanon and Israel.
Despite the cease-fire, many civilians remain reluctant to return definitively, due to the destruction of the widespread and lack of service essentials such as gua and electricity.
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