South Lebanon villages face ongoing violence

Life is gradually returning to towns in southern Lebanon, where displaced residents have begun repairing their belongings and clearing away traces of the Israeli war, despite ongoing destruction and human losses. The residents refused to leave during the Israeli escalation, even as homes and shops were destroyed, and tragedies continued, such as a family being killed in a bombing and the pain of loss. They remain watchful for developments in the ceasefire, which has become part of an American-Iranian agreement that came into effect in June 2026. The people's aspirations are still hanging between hope for return and security fears, as they continue to cope with the effects of conflicts that have persisted for years.

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