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The article says that Sunni border villages in the western sector, from Marwahin to Umm al-Tut, have paid the price of wars and displacement despite not having chosen to ignite them. The withdrawal of the Future Movement and the decline of Sunni leadership have further deepened residents’ sense of being abandoned. A source from the area says Hezbollah expanded its influence through local ties and the activity of the “Resistance Brigades,” but distinguishes this from the position of the majority, who refused to be drawn into its projects; many of their young people joined state institutions. The article compares their situation with that of Christian border towns, which enjoyed church and political backing, stressing that Sunni villages face displacement and a lack of attention to their plight without comparable support.
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