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Metula School Reopens After Three Years of War on Lebanese Border

The school in Metula, an Israeli town on the Lebanese border, has reopened after being closed for three years due to conflict. This marks a return to normalcy for the community affected by border hostilities.

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What happened

  1. 01Metula school on Lebanese border reopens after three years.
  2. 02Conflict had forced a three-year closure of the school.
  3. 03Reopening signifies a return to normalcy for the community.
  4. 04Educational continuity was disrupted by the closure.

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