Thousands of displaced Lebanese return home to find widespread destruction
Despite official warnings about the fragility of the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire, thousands of internally displaced Lebanese are returning to southern towns such as Nabatieh, where homes, businesses, and essential services have been severely damaged. Residents describe a mix of relief and trauma, relying on humanitarian aid for basic needs while confronting the scale of destruction. Most returnees view themselves as internally displaced persons rather than refugees, reflecting years of recurring conflict in the region.
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