This was announced on Tuesday evening, as Lebanon and Israel began a new phase of US-backed ceasefire talks in Rome, lasting until Thursday.
The UN humanitarian agency OCHA stated that, “as of July 30, 821,077 people have begun returning to their places of origin,” but added that more than 360,000 people remain displaced, with about 26,000 living in government shelters.
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“Hezbollah” has drawn Lebanon into a wider war in the Middle East by supporting its backer Iran and firing rockets at Israel.