It is nine months since Lebanon and Israel agreed to a ceasefire that ended a tumultuous year of armed conflict.  

More than 70% of Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah’s missile arsenal and military infrastructure (including weapons depots, military industry, fortified positions, and tunnels) were destroyed.  

Of the 29 Shi’ite-majority villages along the border with Israel that served Hezbollah as fortified front-line positions, 22 were razed, displacing more than 100,000 residents who were forced to flee and seek refuge far from the battlefield.