Western Zotra's first supervised return

The article reveals the return of the residents of Western Zutr in southern Lebanon to their hometowns after the Israeli forces withdrew. However, it presents them with an initial model called the "Experimental Town," which aims to manage the return in a monitored manner for security and political reasons. The challenges focus on ensuring the stability of the security situation, securing residents' access to their homes, restoring essential services such as electricity and water, and repairing damaged houses. The success of this step is assessed based on the ability of the state and the army to protect the residents, reduce movement restrictions, maintain transparency in procedures, and uphold Lebanon's sovereignty in the area. The success of this experiment serves as a benchmark for the broader project of removing the Israeli occupation from the south and reaffirming national sovereignty, while safeguarding residents' rights to full return and to live freely and securely.

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