The Israeli bombing of Bfarouef last April. (Credit: Image provided by the village mokhtar)
Bfaroueh, also known to its residents as Kfaroueh out of convenience or habit, is a predominantly Maronite village in the Nabatieh district. Perched at an altitude of 420 meters, its residents dream of living in peace off its agriculture, talents and diaspora, and of seeing its youth — who have left for Beirut or abroad amid successive conflicts since the 1975 Civil War — as often as possible. But the war in Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah has disrupted that hope. In that day's news Series of Israeli strikes on Nabatieh, drone strikes kill 3 since dawn in south Lebanon On Thursday, for the first time since the latest war began, Bfaroueh appeared in an Israeli military evacuation threat alongside two nearby predominantly Shiite villages, Deir Zahrani and Habboush. Surrounding villages have been bombed, as have many others in...
Bfaroueh, also known to its residents as Kfaroueh out of convenience or habit, is a predominantly Maronite village in the Nabatieh district. Perched at an altitude of 420 meters, its residents dream of living in peace off its agriculture, talents and diaspora, and of seeing its youth — who have left for Beirut or abroad amid successive conflicts since the 1975 Civil War — as often as possible. But the war in Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah has disrupted that hope. In that day's news Series of Israeli strikes on Nabatieh, drone strikes kill 3 since dawn in south Lebanon On Thursday, for the first time since the latest war began, Bfaroueh appeared in an Israeli military evacuation threat alongside two nearby predominantly Shiite villages, Deir Zahrani and Habboush. Surrounding villages have been bombed, as have many others...
