Lebanese who fled the Israeli invasion visit to see what remains
Najib Ayyad returned to his heavily damaged Nabatiyeh apartment to salvage belongings after fleeing the Israeli invasion.
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“Lebanese who fled the Israeli invasion visit to see what's left”
Lebanese who fled the Israeli invasion visit to see what remains
Key points
- Najib Ayyad returns to his heavily damaged Nabatiyeh apartment to salvage belongings.
- Beaufort Castle overlooks the city, now occupied by Israeli forces.
- Israel says it aims to prevent Hezbollah activity with a security buffer.
- Nabatiyeh’s 80,000 residents are largely displaced by Israeli bombardments.
- Lebanese officials report over 4,200 killed since the war began.
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Najib Ayyad returned to his heavily damaged Nabatiyeh apartment to salvage belongings after fleeing the Israeli invasion.