Israeli School in Metula Reopens After Three Years of Cross-Border Conflict
A school in the Israeli border town of Metula has finally reopened its doors after three years of closure due to cross-border hostilities along the Lebanese frontier. The return to normalcy marks a significant moment for local families following prolonged security disruptions.
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On the Lebanese Border, Metula's School Opens Its Gates After Three Years of War - Haaretz
On the Lebanese Border, Metula's School Opens Its Gates After Three Years of War Haaretz
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