Displaced Persons Return to South Despite Instability

The United Nations report indicates that hundreds of thousands of Lebanese have returned to their areas in the south after months of displacement due to the Israeli war on Lebanon, with the total number of returnees reaching 821,077 people as of July 30. However, more than 360,000 individuals remain displaced, including approximately 26,000 in government shelters, amid ongoing security tensions and renewed attacks in the region. Military operations by the Israeli occupying forces have destroyed water and electricity networks, directly affecting more than 700,000 people, especially in the main displacement areas during the war. Negotiations between Lebanon and Israel, mediated by the United States, continue, while Israeli airstrikes and artillery shelling in the south persist. Lebanon had reached a framework agreement with Israel that includes a gradual withdrawal and military arrangements, but members of Hezbollah have downplayed the chances of success for this path, emphasizing that direct negotiations will not achieve the desired results.

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