One kilometer from Israeli forces: Life inside battered southern Lebanon | DW News
Two months after residents were allowed to return to Zawtar al-Gharbieh, they are trying to rebuild amid destroyed homes, Israeli drones and fears of renewed violence. The village is part of Lebanon’s first ‘pilot zone’, designed to bring displaced families home. DW’s Aya Ibrahim asks whether it could offer a path forward for southern Lebanon.
Chapters:
00:00 Testing a new path to peace in southern Lebanon
01:20 Life under Israeli surveillance drones
02:21 Returning home after the war
03:27 Why residents fear another conflict
04:16 Hezbollah’s enduring support base
07:16 Can the pilot zone actually work?
11:49 Southern Lebanon’s uncertain future
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