Residents of Bint Jbeil and Khiyam await Rome talks

The article focuses on the developments in the Rome talks between Lebanon and Israel regarding the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Lebanese towns of Bint Jbeil and Kharayeb, both of which are located along the Israeli-occupied border. The residents of these towns express hope that these negotiations will lead to an Israeli withdrawal that paves the way for the return of displaced residents, despite the extensive destruction that has occurred—estimated at over 95% in Bint Jbeil and 90% in Kharayeb due to military operations and explosions. The inhabitants strongly desire to go back to their towns regardless of the level of devastation, and they are hopeful that the next phase of negotiations will include the remaining occupied areas, despite the field challenges and difficulties. The residents are also concerned that their towns may meet a tragic fate, especially given the ongoing destruction and issues related to mass graves, but they remain adamant about returning and reclaiming their land, considering their homeland not a testing ground but their inalienable right to return to their villages.

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