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Israeli blockade and military operations damage crops in southern Lebanon village

A report says an Israeli blockade and military operations have cut off and destroyed crops in the Christian village of Debel in southern Lebanon. The damage affects local food production and reflects ongoing conflict-related disruption.

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Destruction of crops and access restrictions can worsen food insecurity and civilian hardship in southern Lebanon.

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  1. Israeli Blockade and Military Operations Cut Off and Destroy Crops in the Christian Village of Debel, Southern Lebanon ↗christiannewswire.com · Recorded source date: Aug 28, 2026, 4:01 PM UTC

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