South and suburb IDPs face return hopes and fears

Reports indicate that a US-Iranian agreement has opened the door for thousands of Lebanese who were displaced or waiting in recent months to return. However, concerns about stability and safety still remain. While some southern towns and cities like Tyre and others have resumed their return processes, many residents are calling for caution and only to return after achieving lasting stability, complete withdrawal, and reconstruction that allows for a normal life. The situation remains uncertain in border villages, which still believe that a ceasefire alone is not sufficient, pointing out that security conditions and infrastructure are still under threat, and that return requires clear conditions to ensure safety. In the southern suburbs of Beirut, the welcome for returnees is limited, with ongoing caution due to the lack of sufficient guarantees.

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