The death of a Lebanese village
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In Lebanon, villages occupy a profound psychological and cultural space: centers of gravity where families converge from across the country and world.
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As Israeli forces move in with controlled detonations and bulldozers, villages along Lebanon’s southern border are being effectively erased, with vibrant communities reduced to lifeless moonscapes. | REUTERS
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