在美国斡旋的协议框架下，黎巴嫩南部村庄扎瓦塔尔-加尔比耶的居民开始返回家园。[1]该协议作为结束以色列与真主党最近冲突的努力的一部分，允许平民和黎巴嫩军队进入该地区。[1]这一"试点区域"协议是黎巴嫩和以色列历史性直接谈判的成果。[1]
返回的居民发现家园遭到大规模破坏。[1]房屋内出现破裂的镜子、被熏黑的窗户，以及据称由以色列军队书写的涂鸦等毁损迹象。[1]尽管居民已开始返回，但以色列坦克和无人机仍在该地区附近活动。[1]
这场冲突源于2月份美国和以色列对伊朗的攻击之后，真主党随即向以色列开火，以色列则以空袭和地面部队作出回应。[1]
Civilians and Lebanese military forces have begun returning to Zawtar al-Gharbieh, a village in southern Lebanon, following a U.S.-mediated accord aimed at ending recent hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah [1]. The agreement, described as a "pilot area" framework, represents a significant development after Lebanon and Israel conducted historic direct negotiations [1].
The conflict that prompted displacement originated following U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran in February, which triggered Hezbollah to fire on Israel [1]. In response, Israel launched air strikes and deployed ground forces into the region [1]. Returning residents have discovered extensive damage to their homes, including shattered mirrors, blackened windows, and graffiti allegedly written by Israeli forces [1]. Despite the agreement allowing civilian return, Israeli tanks and drones continue to operate in the vicinity of the area [1].