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‘We were left alone’: Along Israel's ‘Yellow Line’, Lebanese feel abandoned by the state

On the seafront in Sour, a major coastal city in southern Lebanon, the scene repeats itself every day. From Nabih Berri Street, dozens of people watch the southern Lebanese coastline, visible to the naked eye all the way to the border town of Naqoura.

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On the seafront in Sour, a major coastal city in southern Lebanon, the scene repeats itself every day. From Nabih Berri Street, dozens of people watch the southern Lebanese coastline, visible to the naked eye all the way to the border town of Naqoura.

‘We were left alone’: Along Israel's ‘Yellow Line’, Lebanese feel abandoned by the state
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