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Lebanon·Israel·Armed Conflicts·Migration

Displaced Lebanese turn to satellite imagery to check on homes amid destruction in the south

Monday, 27 July 2026, 06:18 · 1 min read

Lebanese civilians displaced by conflict in southern Lebanon are purchasing commercial satellite images to assess whether their homes are still standing, as many remain unable to return. Lebanon's army has accused Israeli forces of bulldozing residential properties and obstructing military-escorted returns to designated "pilot zones" in the south. Families who have managed to reach areas such as Zawtar al Gharbiya have found widespread destruction, with Israeli troops still positioned in the vicinity.

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Al Jazeera EnglishLebanese return to homes of rubble left by Israel in so-called pilot zones ↗︎NPR WorldLebanese displaced by war turn to satellites to check their homes ↗︎
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