Naqoura, Lebanon - January 26, 2025 Fatima (not her real name) stares in disbelief at what remains of the living room of her home in Naqoura, where residents gained access for the first time this week after Israeli troops withdrew from parts of southern Lebanon in the heat of the recently ended ceasefire. Camera: NOEMI JABOIS. FOOTAGE OF HOUSES DESTROYED IN NAQOURA, SOUTH LEBANON, BY THE ISRAELI ARMY. SOUNDBITES OF FÁTIMA, IN ARABIC. Translation: 1. ‘We didn't take anything with us, we were fleeing. I even told them to take a few clothes because we were coming back in two days or a week, but it took time. 2. ‘We'll see where we can stay until we rebuild and return to our home. That's what Israel is like, their whole story they take revenge on trees and rocks, not just humans. 3. ‘What it couldn't achieve and destroy during the war, it is doing after the war during this ceasefire’. 4. ‘They used to talk and say that there was a lot of destruction, I even knew that my house was destroyed, but I didn't think that at this level. You see more than you can hear or look at pictures, or take from what someone says. The destruction is so much more, no one expected it. [Restrictions: Spain, Latin America, or the U.S. Hispanic market]