In southern Lebanon, residents of Nabatiya returned to what is
left of their destroyed homes and businesses.
This comes after ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect
this week.
After 14 months of fierce fighting, Nabatiya city, one of
the most heavily struck during the conflict, is now struggling
to recover.
People are clearing the debris, hoping to rebuild despite the
widespread devastation.
The war started and we left.
We went to Beirut and we came to Saidon.
And today I came home and I found out that
as you can see, everything is destroyed.
Everything is destroyed, the house and the things, as you
can see, everything is lost.
May God compensate us and God give victory to the
resistance all over the world.
Entire city reeling from severe damage to its infrastructure.
The lack of water remains a critical issue.
Officials say alternative measures will begin soon, but the situation
underlines the immense challenges facing recovery.
Can face or budget the next phase is more difficult
and it referring to the Lebanese state should stand beside
all the devastated regions, especially with the communities.
Since yesterday we received patients and our hospital is supporting
them.
We will continue our humanitarian mission.
Across the border in Israel, residents of northern communities have
started returning to inspect their properties, many abandoned for over
a year.
While the ceasefire offers a glimmer of hope, tensions remain
high with both sides accusing each other of the truth
violations.
The human costs of the conflict has been staggering.
In Lebanon, over 3900 lives have been lost.
Fighting began since the fighting began, with 10s of thousands
injured.
In fact, according to authorities, Hezbollah attacks have killed 45
civilians as well as 73 soldiers in Israel, while in
Gaza, Israeli military operations continue to devastate the enclave, with
tanks retreating from 1 area, only to leave dozens of
casualties behind.
Palestinians continue to mourn the loss of family members grieving
amid the rubble of their communities.
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