Jordan Army: 3 Iranian Missiles Fell Inside Country

The article paints a grim picture of southern Lebanon, where homes have been reduced to rubble and the constant presence of Israeli drones inflicts psychological torment. The author describes the ruins of apartment buildings, once symbols of safety and family life, now reduced to debris tangled with electricity cables. The sound of drones overhead is likened to knives moving through arteries, a constant reminder of the occupation's reach and the perceived loss of war.

The narrative highlights the pervasive destruction, with gutted buildings attributed to assassination drone strikes and mounds of rubble from fighter jet attacks. The author recounts a Lebanese army soldier's warning to avoid Ali al-Taher hill, describing it as a "killing zone" where Israel allegedly prepares to seize tunnels and operations rooms used by Hezbollah. The area has gained symbolic importance, with experts believing Israel might accept losses to capture it.

While the destruction in cities like Nabatieh is described as horrific, the article emphasizes that it pales in comparison to the fate of border villages. These villages, now in the Israeli army's grip, have been "completely or near-completely erased," making any return for residents impossible. The author states that no roof, wall, tree, or electricity pole was spared, leaving dozens of villages resembling ghost towns.