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Israeli town wary of Hezbollah threats
The article discusses the efforts of the Israeli government to revive border towns with Lebanon, particularly the town of Shlula, through housing projects and financial incentives totaling up to $6 billion. The goal is to increase the population and improve infrastructure in the area, which faces ongoing security threats. The plan includes constructing new neighborhoods and providing missile-proof housing units, with the government aiming to double the population in the coming years to respond to security challenges, despite ongoing risks such as tunnels from Hezbollah. Developments also show that about 60% of Shlula’s residents have returned to their homes after being evacuated in 2023, following the destruction of 64% of buildings due to shelling. The Israeli army continues to implement strict security measures along the border.
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