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Lebanese Army Conducts 500 Missions to Dismantle Hezbollah Infrastructure South of Litani River
The Lebanese army has intensified its efforts to stop Israel from finding excuses for the ceasefire agreement in South ...
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Lebanese from devastated Naqoura return home, only to find ruins
Residents returned Thursday to the town of Naqoura near the Lebanon-Israel border, which hosts the headquarters of the U.N. peacekeeping force, after Israeli forces withdrew from the area. Long lines ...
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As Israeli troops exit Lebanon, villagers hope to return home — or what's left of it
Scattered photographs and other items are seen on the floor of a home that was damaged during Israel's war with Hezbollah, in An-Naqoura, Lebanon. Ramiz Dallah / Anadolu via Getty Images In ...
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As Israeli troops exit Lebanon, villagers hope to return home — or what's left of it
Scattered photographs and other items are seen on the floor of a home that was damaged during Israel's war with Hezbollah, in An-Naqoura, Lebanon. In another life, Issa grew tobacco and tomatoes ...
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22 killed as residents of southern Lebanon defy Israeli orders not to return home
At least 22 people were killed and 124 others injured by Israeli forces in southern Lebanon, the Lebanese Health Ministry said, as residents of villages near the border defied orders by Israel’s ...
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As Israeli troops exit Lebanon, villagers hope to return home — or what's left of it
Scattered photographs and other items are seen on the floor of a home that was damaged during Israel's war with Hezbollah, in An-Naqoura, Lebanon. In another life, Issa grew tobacco and tomatoes in ...
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Lebanese long to return to war-damaged homes, but Israeli troops remain — for now
Scattered photographs and other items are seen on the floor of a home that was damaged during Israel's war with Hezbollah, in An-Naqoura, Lebanon. Issa used to grow tobacco and tomatoes in Ramya ...
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Lebanon Faces a Colossal Disposal Task: Clearing War Debris
Diego Ibarra Sanchez for The New York Times Issam Srour, a civil and environmental engineering professor at the American University of Beirut, said that landfills in Lebanon were already ...