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Despite Shelling and Fears of Tension, Nabatiyah Schools Open Their Doors and Defy War.

Summary by aljazeera.net
More than 13,000 students returned to school in Nabatiyah and neighbouring towns in southern Lebanon, despite security tensions and the continuing impact of Israeli shelling, amid plans to evacuate schools at the time of the emergency.

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More than 13,000 students returned to school in Nabatiyah and neighbouring towns in southern Lebanon, despite security tensions and the continuing impact of Israeli shelling, amid plans to evacuate schools at the time of the emergency.

Thousands of students resumed their studies in the presence of Nabatiyah and neighbouring towns in southern Lebanon, despite continuing security tensions and damage caused by Israeli shelling in educational institutions. The Hassan Kamel Al-Sabah High School received some 900 students, amid fears of escalation, which prompted the administration to develop emergency plans to evacuate the building and train students to implement it.

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aljazeera.net broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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