Lebanon has been targeted by fresh Israeli strikes despite the peace deal agreement announced by the US and Israel. Despite the attacks and warnings from their government, many south Lebanese are desperate…
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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
Middle East
Issued on: 17/06/2026 - 11:59
Some residents return to southern Lebanon after US-Iran deal
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Lebanese rush back to their devastated homes in south after US-Iran deal
Few residents return to Lebanon's Nabatiyeh after a US-Iran truce with fighting nearby
Several Israeli strikes hit south Lebanon
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Israel continues strikes on Lebanon ahead of US-Iran deal
Some residents are returning to Nabatieh, in southern Lebanon, following the news of the US-Iran peace deal.
Israeli forces carried out airstrikes on several areas in south Lebanon on June 17 despite an agreement on a peace deal in the…
Although the fighting in southern Lebanon has not stopped, the strikes have been more limited since the U.S.-Iran deal was…
BEIRUT: Fighting in southern Lebanon abated on Monday (Jun 15) after the announcement of a United States-Iran deal to end the…
Thousands return to their homes following Iran-US deal despite Israel saying it won't end its occupation of Lebanon.
Moments before the truce, Israel hit a residential complex in Sour, killing at least 11 and wounding 35, with many still missing
