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الكتائب اللبنانية
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The towns of Ain Ebel, Debel and Rmeish in southern Lebanon are facing a siege, attacks and difficulties securing basic necessities, as well as threats accusing residents of collaborating with Israel. Yet residents remain determined to stay on their land. A visit by the “Kuluna Aileh” association revealed urgent needs, including medicines, healthcare, fuel, and support for farmers and schools. The association’s president, Karen Gemayel, called for an emergency plan coordinated with the army, UNIFIL and international organizations. The article stresses that for these villages to endure, solidarity and official statements must be turned into practical support, protection and services that enable residents to work, farm, study and receive medical care—so that border communities are not emptied of their people.
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