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Residents of Nabatieh Begin Returning Home as Israeli Strikes Stop
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First reported by N12 · Jun 14, 2026
What happened
Shiite residents in Lebanon started returning to evacuated villages after Israeli strikes stopped. Traffic toward Nabatieh, Tyre and Sidon increased, and locals said the threat of an Israeli occupation of Nabatieh had faded.
- 01Residents began returning to villages evacuated on IDF orders.
- 02Heavy traffic built up toward southern Lebanon, especially Sidon and Tyre.
- 03Return convoys were also seen on the road to Nabatieh.
- 04Israeli strikes stopped Thursday, easing fears of an occupation.
- 05Shiite figures welcomed the Iranian-brokered arrangement.
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