Lebanese on the edge of Israel's occupation live with fear and rising tensions

Residents near Israel's border are living in constant fear as tensions escalate, with Milia el-Cheikh among those whose village has been deserted and marked by barbed wire. The conflict has displaced families and created an atmosphere of anxiety, highlighting the human cost of ongoing military occupation. This situation underscores the broader regional instability and raises questions about the long-term viability of such occupations amidst rising resistance and international scrutiny. The plight of these Lebanese communities sheds light on the dire consequences of prolonged conflict on civilian populations.