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News · 17 April 2026

Most Lebanese won't return home after ceasefire

Most Lebanese won't return home after ceasefire

Lebanese displaced by recent fighting are not returning home, expressing distrust in the 10-day ceasefire. This reluctance follows the 10-day truce between Hezbollah and Israel, which began at midnight after six weeks of intense fighting. Many lost homes entirely, like Haytham Dandash and Ruwayda Zaiter, who plan to stay in their tent for the full 10 days.

Reported by Al Jazeera · How we write briefs

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