"We are just displaced and we have to go back" : Lebanese return to southern villages
Summary
Thousands of people in southern Lebanon are returning to their homes after recent fighting with Israel, despite warnings about the fragile ceasefire. Many of these people view themselves as displaced within their own country rather than as refugees.Key Facts
- The return is happening in southern Lebanon, where conflict with Israel occurred.
- Authorities have warned that the ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel is fragile.
- Thousands of residents are going back to their villages despite the risks.
- Most returning people consider themselves internally displaced, meaning they were forced to leave their homes but stayed inside Lebanon.
- The report was made by journalist Cyril Payen from Beirut for FRANCE 24.
- The situation relates to ongoing conflict and instability in the Middle East.
- This return follows a recent ceasefire agreement between the two sides.
- The article includes related news about regional tensions and diplomacy.
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