Lebanese South under Historical Revision
The article discusses the damages suffered by South Lebanon as a result of the ongoing conflict, particularly the destruction of agricultural lands and ancient olive trees. Over 56,000 hectares of land have been affected, and between 50,000 and 60,000 olive trees have been killed. The text explains that the destruction is not only material but also impacts social and economic life, as restoring infrastructure and historical memory becomes difficult after prolonged displacement and destruction. This threatens the existence of communities and the history of the region. It also emphasizes the importance of documentation through photographs and historical evidence to prevent the rewriting of the narrative and the falsification of history. The article confirms that reconstruction is not just about rebuilding buildings but also about restoring the lives of the people and their connection to their land.
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