Army returns to test sites but the Party remains

The article discusses the return of the residents to the Lebanese town of Zawtar al-Gharbiya after the Israeli withdrawal, focusing on the widespread destruction left behind by the occupation and recent attacks. It appears that the Lebanese Forces, led by the Lebanese Army, are taking charge of establishing a safe environment. They are working to clear debris, reopen roads, and provide basic services such as water and electricity, despite the absence of participation from other governmental institutions. The residents face a difficult situation, with only about 10% of homes habitable after 60% were completely destroyed. There is also a prevailing sense of constant anxiety due to the Israeli presence just meters away and ongoing explosions in the neighboring occupied areas. The residents hope that this will be the final phase of conflicts, wishing for peace to prevail and for their town to be rebuilt better than before.

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