Residents move into model towns in southern Lebanon

The article discusses the return of residents of Zawtar al-Gharbia in southern Lebanon to their area after a four-day ban resulting from its partial destruction caused by Israeli military operations. An assessment revealed that the level of destruction exceeds 80%, rendering life there almost impossible at present, with significant damage to infrastructure and the shutdown of essential services such as electricity, water, and internet. The Lebanese forces, in cooperation with engineering teams, are carrying out demining operations and reinforcing pathways. Meanwhile, residents face difficulties in staying due to widespread devastation. The re-entry process is organized and conducted under strict security measures. Sources estimate that the majority of the population will fully resettle within a few days, amid ongoing Israeli escalation and bombings. Additionally, Hezbollah criticizes the Lebanese state's negotiation approach.

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