Southern and suburban displaced face return fears

The US-Iran agreement has reopened the door for the displaced to return to Lebanon, but many remain cautious, linking their return to lasting and comprehensive stability that includes both withdrawal and reconstruction, especially in the border villages that were heavily affected. While some southern areas have begun to receive returning residents gradually, the southern suburbs still remain cautious, as they believe that merely achieving a ceasefire is not enough unless it translates into real stability. Fears of renewed displacement persist, with experts and residents emphasizing that returnees require clear conditions to ensure safety and the rebuilding of infrastructure.

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