Up First from NPR Displaced Lebanese Return Home, Thanksgiving Travel, Holiday Health Tips
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Nov 28, 2024 Tens of thousands of displaced Lebanese are returning home, facing the harsh reality of destroyed houses. This Thanksgiving is poised to set records for air travel, with new regulations designed to protect travelers. A segment highlights the health benefits of post-meal walks, humorously dubbed 'fart walks,' which can aid digestion and stabilize blood sugar levels. Practical tips for incorporating physical activity during the holiday season are also shared, making it a timely discussion for festive gatherings.
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Ceasefire Violations
- In southern Lebanon, some returning residents encountered Israeli tanks in their villages, violating ceasefire terms.
- The Israeli military confirmed firing on those entering the prohibited zone, causing injuries.
Ceasefire Terms and Troop Movements
- The 60-day ceasefire stipulates Israeli troop withdrawal from Lebanon and Hezbollah's retreat from the border.
- The Lebanese army and UN peacekeepers are moving in, but movements of weapons by Hezbollah are still reported.
Destruction in Southern Lebanon
- In Nabatieh, the main street was completely destroyed, with businesses like Mansour Nuts reduced to rubble by airstrikes.
- A funeral was witnessed, symbolizing the ongoing impact of the fighting despite the ceasefire.