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الكتائب اللبنانية
Sahmar residents abandon conflict
The town of Sahmar in southern Lebanon was significantly damaged as a result of the recent war between Israel and the Lebanese party. The extent of the damage reached about 60% of the infrastructure, with 193 homes completely destroyed. In addition, more than 1,200 residential units and shops were affected. Israeli airstrikes, which targeted roads and bridges and resulted in the destruction of vital crossings, worsened the suffering of the residents—especially with the destruction of the historic Al-Husayniyah neighborhood, a symbol of resilience since Israel’s occupation of the town in 1982. The residents are suffering from a halt in essential services, preventing a safe return, despite their insistence on rebuilding and continuing the resistance.
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