Satellite images reveal war damage in South Lebanon

The article explains that satellite images have become an expensive tool used by war victims in South Lebanon to monitor the destruction of their properties, especially as the land has become out of their reach due to the Israeli war. Each image costs between $200 and $500 and is used by residents to compare the condition of their homes and lands before and after the destruction. The images have revealed the damage to many homes and economic projects such as schools, farms, and tourist complexes. These images serve as an important means for citizens to assess their losses after the war prevented them from physically accessing their areas, particularly given the rising costs and their use in tracking developments over time.

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