Residents return to damaged villages in southern Lebanon
People are going back to villages in southern Lebanon after months of fighting, despite widespread damage and shortages of basic services.
Residents have begun returning to villages in southern Lebanon after the area was heavily damaged during Israel’s invasion, according to Al Jazeera. The return is taking place even though many homes and services have been left in poor condition.
The report said some people are going back without reliable shelter or water, underscoring the scale of destruction in the border area. It did not give a precise count of returnees.
Southern Lebanon has been among the areas most affected by the conflict, with villages hit by fighting and displacement over recent months. The situation remains tied to the wider war between Israel and Hezbollah along the frontier.
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