Lebanese Senior and Wife Live Above Unexploded Missile
Haj Haider Naeem Jaber, a Lebanese man aged 87, recounts his family's suffering after they returned to their home in the destroyed village of Mefdoun in southern Lebanon, which was hit by Israeli missiles that did not explode. The house suffered partial destruction and a fire, while the terrifying missile was embedded deep into the ground beneath the foundation, making it difficult for the Lebanese army to remove. They attempted to dig a deep tunnel to extract it, but without success. The solution proposed by the army was to cover the site with a thick layer of cement, allowing the family to return to their residence. However, Haj Haider's hardship continued, including water shortages, power outages, and the deteriorating security situation amid ongoing Israeli air surveillance. He expresses disappointment at the lack of effective intervention by official institutions, recalling his past wartime experiences, and commends his resilience despite all the damage.
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