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Coverage dated November 1, 2024

Israel's path of destruction in southern Lebanon raises fears of an attempt to create a buffer zone

Headline from The Republic

BEIRUT (AP) — Perched on a hilltop a short walk from the Israeli border, the tiny southern Lebanese village of Ramyah has almost been wiped off the map. In a neighboring village, satellite photos show a similar scene: a hill once covered with houses, now reduced to a gray smear of rubble.

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  1. The Republic

    Israel's path of destruction in southern Lebanon raises fears of an attempt to create a buffer zone (opens The Republic)

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    BEIRUT (AP) — Perched on a hilltop a short walk from the Israeli border, the tiny southern Lebanese village of Ramyah has almost been wiped off the map. In a neighboring village, satellite photos show a similar scene: a hill once covered with houses, now reduced to a gray smear of rubble.

  2. St. Louis Post-Dispatch

    Breadth of destruction in southern Lebanon suggests effort by Israel to create buffer zone (opens St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

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    Eleven villages have been destroyed, satellite images confirm.

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