Lebanon's Prime Minister said Tuesday that the country is committed to the return of residents to their homes and villages and to rebuilding, according to a report. The statement comes amid ongoing efforts to rehabilitate areas affected by the recent conflict.
Lebanon's Prime Minister on Tuesday reaffirmed the government's commitment to the return of displaced residents to their homes and villages and to rebuilding efforts. The statement comes amid a broader focus on rehabilitation after the recent conflict. As The Zioneer reported on June 30, hundreds of thousands of southern Lebanese residents had already returned home following the ceasefire. Additionally, Lebanon's Finance Minister stated on June 16 that the country could allocate $500–600 million in emergency aid for returnees. The rebuilding process remains a key priority for the Lebanese government.
- StrongHezbollah welcomes Lebanon ceasefire; PM pledges to press for Israeli withdrawal
- DevelopingLebanon says it can pay $500–600M in emergency aid for returning residents
- DevelopingHundreds of thousands of displaced southern Lebanese return home, Reuters reports
- DevelopingBennett calls for enabling troops to defend themselves in Lebanon, criticizes political echelon
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