Metula Reopens School Amid Resident Return After Hezbollah Attacks
Summarized from All Israel News by baba
Metula, Israel's northernmost town, reopened its elementary school on Tuesday as residents return after years of Hezbollah attacks. The town suffered significant damage, but a majority of residents are back, and the school's reopening is seen as a key step in rebuilding the community.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Metula reopened its elementary school, marking a return for residents after Hezbollah attacks.
- Nearly 50% of Metula homes were damaged by Hezbollah fire in 2024.
- About 65% of Metula's 2,100 residents have returned to the town.
- Residents express cautious optimism about rebuilding the community.
- New residents are also being attracted to Metula.
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