A resident of Zawtar al-Gharbiyya in southern Lebanon told Abu Ali Express that all houses in the village are destined for demolition, describing 'indescribable destruction.' The IDF withdrew from the village as part of a pilot agreement with Lebanon.
A resident of Zawtar al-Gharbiyya, a village in southern Lebanon from which the IDF withdrew under a pilot agreement with the Lebanese government, has described the destruction as comprehensive. Speaking to Abu Ali Express, the resident said every house in the village is slated for demolition and that the damage is 'indescribable.' The account is a single-source report and has not been independently verified. The Israeli military has not commented. The Zioneer has previously reported on destruction in the area and on allegations that Hezbollah operatives have entered the village in Lebanese army uniforms following the withdrawal.
2 developments
- StrongFirst destruction images from Zawtar al-Gharbiyya as Hezbollah operatives reportedly enter in Lebanese army uniforms
- DevelopingNabatieh nearly completely destroyed, report from southern Lebanon says
- DevelopingIDF demolishes Shiite villages around Nabatieh area, Hezbollah-linked footage shows
- DevelopingNabatieh city center described as unrecognizable after Israeli strikes
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