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Thousands flock back to south Lebanon despite Israeli strikes amid US-Iran deal

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A man inspects his destroyed house upon his return to his home village of Tibnin in southern Lebanon on June 15, 2026

Cover image: A man inspects his destroyed house upon his return to his home village of Tibnin in southern Lebanon on June 15, 2026. © AFP, Mahmoud Zayyat

Thousands flock back to south Lebanon despite Israeli strikes amid US-Iran deal

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