Israeli strikes have caused widespread destruction to the market, buildings, and main streets in Nabatieh, a city in southern Lebanon.
The market and main arteries appear heavily damaged, while rescue teams continue their interventions under difficult conditions. Local officials also reported incidents targeting rescue efforts during operations.
In this context, the population faces increasingly precarious living conditions. Several families have left certain neighborhoods, while others remain despite the risks. Access to basic services remains limited, and rescue operations are still dependent on the security situation.
Life in Nabatieh is completely paralyzed, with economic activity halted due to Israeli bombardments. At least 70 percent of civilians have fled the city. The streets are deserted, markets are destroyed, and roads are strewn with glass, metal, and stones from the bombardments.
For paramedics, access to affected areas constitutes one of the main challenges. Damaged roads, debris, and the rapidly evolving situation complicate movement and sometimes delay aid delivery.
In Nabatieh, the scale of the destruction reflects an uncertain situation. Residents fear an extension of the clashes to other localities, particularly in the area south of the Litani River. Between limited rescue operations and security concerns, developments on the ground remain a major challenge for the days to come.
Lebanese city of Nabatieh devastated by Israeli strikes
Lebanese city of Nabatieh devastated by Israeli strikes
