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Few families return to southern Lebanese village as part of Israel 'pilot zones' deal
Few families have returned to the southern Lebanese village of Zawtar al-Gharbieh under a U.S.-brokered 'pilot zones' agreement, where Israel agreed to withdraw from occupied areas in exchange for Hezbollah's disarmament. Many homes are damaged or destroyed, and Hezbollah opposes the deal, which remains controversial due to unclear troop withdrawals.
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