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Lebanese Return of Over 800,000 Displaced
The United Nations announced that more than 800,000 Lebanese have returned to their original areas in southern Lebanon following a decrease in violence. By the end of July, 821,077 people had resumed living in their home regions, while over 360,000 displaced persons remain in shelter centers. The return of the displaced came after a limited escalation in the war between Hezbollah and Israel, which saw rocket fire from Hezbollah and widespread Israeli retaliatory strikes, including air raids and artillery shelling, despite the signing of a negotiated ceasefire agreement brokered by the United States in June to halt the fighting. Israel continues to carry out intermittent airstrikes and shelling, causing significant damage to water and electricity infrastructure, affecting more than 700,000 people in the area. Ongoing diplomatic efforts are underway to achieve Israeli withdrawals and to solidify the deployment of the Lebanese army along the border regions.
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