Residents are gradually returning to southern Lebanon after weeks of reduced fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, hoping to rebuild their lives despite widespread destruction and continued security concerns.
In the coastal city of Tyre, beaches and restaurants have reopened, offering a glimpse of normal life. However, many families returning to their homes have found buildings destroyed, businesses damaged, and entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble.
According to residents, although the ceasefire has lowered the intensity of the conflict, sporadic strikes and military activity continue in some areas, leaving many fearful that violence could erupt again.
Thousands of displaced families are clearing debris, repairing damaged homes, and reopening businesses. Yet many say they continue to keep emergency bags packed, uncertain about what the future holds.
Local residents described the emotional toll of returning to villages that no longer resemble the communities they once knew, with many homes either severely damaged or completely destroyed.
Lebanese authorities say hundreds of thousands of people have returned to southern parts of the country, while many others remain displaced because their homes are no longer habitable.
Despite the hardships, many residents say they are determined to rebuild their communities and remain in their hometowns, expressing hope that peace will eventually return to the region.
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