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Zawtar Gharbieh’s experience: A promising start, but nothing more


In groups of five, the residents of Zawtar Gharbieh, in the Nabatieh district, are returning to their village under tight army supervision. For now, they are not coming back to settle in, but only to inspect the area and assess the extent of the damage, as they wait to eventually rebuild their village. Alongside their mixed feelings of sadness, anger and relief, they are also aware of the weight of carrying out a nationally significant task, since what they are experiencing today marks the first concrete implementation of the "pilot zones" plan, included in the framework agreement reached between Lebanon and Israel under American sponsorship.In addition to the Lebanese public, military and diplomatic observers from the countries involved in this agreement are closely following the developments in Zawtar Gharbieh, one of the...
In groups of five, the residents of Zawtar Gharbieh, in the Nabatieh district, are returning to their village under tight army supervision. For now, they are not coming back to settle in, but only to inspect the area and assess the extent of the damage, as they wait to eventually rebuild their village. Alongside their mixed feelings of sadness, anger and relief, they are also aware of the weight of carrying out a nationally significant task, since what they are experiencing today marks the first concrete implementation of the "pilot zones" plan, included in the framework agreement reached between Lebanon and Israel under American sponsorship.In addition to the Lebanese public, military and diplomatic observers from the countries involved in this agreement are closely following the developments in Zawtar Gharbieh, one of the...
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