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Funerals offer displaced Lebanese villagers a chance to go home

Summary by Arab News

MAIS AL JABAL: For displaced south Lebanese villagers, funerals for those killed in months of cross-border clashes are a rare chance to return home and see the devastation caused by Israeli bombardment. “My house is in ruins,” said Abdel Aziz Ammar, a 60-year-old man with a white beard, in front of a pile of rubble in the border village of Mais Al-Jabal. Only a plastic water tank survived.

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Funerals offer displaced Lebanese villagers a chance to go home

MAIS AL JABAL: For displaced south Lebanese villagers, funerals for those killed in months of cross-border clashes are a rare chance to return home and see the devastation caused by Israeli bombardment. “My house is in ruins,” said Abdel Aziz Ammar, a 60-year-old man with a white beard, in front of a pile of rubble in the border village of Mais Al-Jabal. Only a plastic water tank survived.

1 year ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Arab News broke the news in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 1 year ago on Saturday, May 18, 2024.

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