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South Lebanon's Christian Towns Insist They Are Not Part of Israel ...
Christian towns in South Lebanon reject involvement in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict despite civilian casualties, including three killed in an Israeli drone strike, officials said.
- In the southern Lebanese village of Ain Ebel, a drone strike last week killed a 22-year-old resident repairing an internet connection, according to local reports.
- Residents in southern Christian towns refuse to evacuate, fearing their homes will be used for Hezbollah military operations and that abandoning land will turn them into refugees.
- During a prayer service, Suad Jallad was comforted by the Apostolic Nuncio to Lebanon, who is touring Christian towns; she wept, 'Bury me next to my son.'
- Denying involvement in the conflict, local leaders in Ain Ebel state, "We did not choose this war, nor do we want it, but we chose to stay."
- Describing a life lived constantly under the shadow of conflict, a mother in Rmeish noted, "Since I was little, the town has been bombed... There has always been war.
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