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Subdued Lebanon Liberation Day celebrations under new Israeli occupation

Twenty-six years after Israeli forces were driven out of southern Lebanon, fears of a new occupation have emerged.

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Subdued Lebanon Liberation Day celebrations under new Israeli occupation

Twenty-six years after Israeli forces were driven out of southern Lebanon, fears of a new occupation have emerged.

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Lebanese cling to memories of Liberation Day as Israel reoccupies the south

Israel's war on Lebanon has displaced more than a million people and razed half the towns in the south, but residents nurture hope of the day 26 years ago when occupation forces were forced out

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Subdued Lebanon Liberation Day celebrations under new Israeli occupation

Lebanese cling to memories of Liberation Day as Israel reoccupies the south

Timeline cronologica

Lebanese president renews call for full Israeli withdrawal

Lebanon marks Resistance and Liberation Day amid renewed Israeli strikes

Lebanon marks Resistance and Liberation Day amid renewed Israeli strikes

Lebanese cling to memories of Liberation Day as Israel reoccupies the south

Subdued Lebanon Liberation Day celebrations under new Israeli occupation

26 years after liberation, some in Lebanon seem determined to invite their occupiers back in