Displaced Lebanese families return home despite Israeli attacks
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Displaced Lebanese families return home despite Israeli attacks
"Many returnees found their homes destroyed or damaged beyond habitation, making them hesitant to stay, as fears persist that the delicate ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel might unravel."
"Senior Hezbollah official Mahmoud Qamati offered a sobering assessment, warning that Israeli treachery is expected at any time, and this is a temporary truce."
"The Israeli military announced on Saturday it had established a Yellow Line in southern Lebanon, similar to what it did in the Gaza Strip."
Displaced Lebanese families are returning to southern Lebanon to inspect their homes despite ongoing Israeli shelling and destruction. A recent truce allowed for this tentative homecoming, but many found their homes severely damaged or destroyed. Concerns about renewed conflict persist, with Hezbollah warning of potential Israeli breaches of the ceasefire. The Lebanese army has advised caution, and local media report continued Israeli demolition operations. The situation remains precarious, with fears that the fragile truce may collapse at any moment.
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