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In Nebatiye, Shopkeepers Are Repairing the Destroyed Market; Approximately 80% of the Shops Were Damaged.

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In Nabatiyeh, in southern Lebanon, shopkeepers are trying to repair and reopen their businesses in the historic market, which was destroyed in Israeli attacks. According to residents, about 80 percent of the shops were damaged; shopkeepers fear they will not be able to repair their businesses if another attack occurs.
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In Nabatiyeh, in southern Lebanon, shopkeepers are trying to repair and reopen their businesses in the historic market, which was destroyed in Israeli attacks. According to residents, about 80 percent of the shops were damaged; shopkeepers fear they will not be able to repair their businesses if another attack occurs.

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Haberler broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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