A U.S.-brokered deal is offering a fragile path to return for some Lebanese families in southern Lebanon, as Israel pulls back troops in exchange for Hezbollah disarming. One couple, Mahasen Faqih and Mohammed Sobeih, returned to their ruined village of Zawtar al-Gharbieh, now reduced to rubble, and are taking shelter in their damaged grocery shop. Despite losing nearly everything, Faqih vows to rebuild on her land — but the deal faces resistance from Hezbollah and lingering tensions between Lebanon and Israel. Israeli forces still occupy key areas, drones hover overhead, and the Lebanese army is the only source of security. With further talks scheduled for next month, residents remain uncertain — this tentative truce may be the first step, but the road to safety and full recovery feels long and fraught.
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