Southern Olive Trees: Deep Roots

The article discusses the history and heritage of olive cultivation in southern Lebanon, emphasizing how it has been rooted in the region through successive generations. It highlights the determination of the local population to preserve this practice, which is considered an integral part of their identity. The visual reports depict the Israeli army’s targeting of southern Lebanese territories, including Wadi al-Hajr and Wadi al-Silouqi, as well as artillery strikes in areas between the towns of Beit Yahoun, Birehshiet, and the outskirts of Marouh, reflecting the escalation of military activity by Israel in the region. The article also covers political movements and reports on American pressures to abolish the Israel Boycott Law, Lebanon’s rejection of its passage in parliament, along with recent developments in the political and military situations in the area.

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