Families in southern Lebanon return to find their homes and cities in ruins after Israeli airstrikes.

Families in southern Lebanon are returning to their homes after a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, only to find their cities in ruins. Israeli airstrikes have left over 50 buildings destroyed and critical infrastructure, including the water supply and electricity, severely damaged. In Tyre, a UNESCO World Heritage site, residents face an uninhabitable disaster zone. Meanwhile, in the village of Hanouiyeh, Mariam Kourani and her family return to find their home and businesses, including a butcher shop and restaurant, destroyed. The city's mayor estimates reconstruction will take three to six months.

November 28, 2024
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