عين ليبيا
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The article addressed the economic and humanitarian damages caused by the two wars in Lebanon in 2023, with costs exceeding 20 billion dollars, and an expectation that total losses will surpass 27 billion dollars by 2026. The conflict resulted in the destruction of 91,000 housing units and increased the number of displaced persons to around 250,000, with parts of Lebanese territory, including 75 towns and cities in the south, occupied. Additionally, Prime Minister Nohad Machnouk explained that the government is working to relocate the displaced to their areas and secure international support for reconstruction, emphasizing the need for financial reforms to restore confidence and attract funding. On the field level, the Israeli army announced the discovery and destruction of missile launch pads and tunnels belonging to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. Despite ongoing American mediation efforts to establish security arrangements and implement Israeli withdrawals from border areas, tensions continue to escalate, with disagreements persisting over the implementation of a ceasefire and Hezbollah’s weapons.
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