Displaced return to southern Lebanon amid calm
Hundreds of Lebanese residents in southern Lebanon began today to gradually return to their villages amidst an atmosphere of cautious calm, following the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran. The agreement pertains to de-escalating military tensions in the region, but the fear of violations by the Israeli occupation remains, especially in areas still under Israeli control. The returnees expressed happiness about returning home, while also recalling the losses and pain caused by destruction and casualties. The presence of Israeli forces continues in some areas near Nabatieh. Officials emphasize the necessity of the occupation’s withdrawal to ensure stability and enable residents to return safely, while concerns persist over potential violations and the losses that could result from further aggression.
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