KfarshoubaIsraeli forces expelled farmers, then bulldozed their olive grove.
Olives cover 62,000 hectares, nearly a quarter of Lebanon’s farmland, and harvest peaks now.
Defence minister Israel Katz says civilians cannot return south of the Litani, leaving hundreds of thousands of people displaced.
“The olive season is gold for people,” said Chebli, a Kfarshouba farmer.
The June ceasefire required Israeli withdrawal, but Israel still holds 55 to 62 villages, about 6% of Lebanon.
How each outlet framed it
- Mondoweiss leans critical
- reconstructs the Azariel grove uprooting from a Kfarshouba farmer's account and ties the displacement to the ban on returning south of the Litani
Sources: Mondoweiss