More than 900 people lived in the village surrounded by olive groves before the conflict began last year. Supplied
An elderly resident is among many who have decided to stay in the village of Alma Al Shaab, near Lebanon’s border with Israel, despite the area being hit by Israeli missiles. Supplied
Lebanese emergency responders stand by a crater after an Israeli air strike hit a road in Alma Al Shaab in April. AFP
Smoke plumes erupt during Israeli bombardment of the village in April. AFP
The village is in southern Lebanon, close to the border with Israel. Supplied
More than 900 people lived in the village surrounded by olive groves before the conflict began last year. Supplied
An elderly resident is among many who have decided to stay in the village of Alma Al Shaab, near Lebanon’s border with Israel, despite the area being hit by Israeli missiles. Supplied
Lebanese emergency responders stand by a crater after an Israeli air strike hit a road in Alma Al Shaab in April. AFP
Smoke plumes erupt during Israeli bombardment of the village in April. AFP
The village is in southern Lebanon, close to the border with Israel. Supplied
More than 900 people lived in the village surrounded by olive groves before the conflict began last year. Supplied
'My home was bombed': UAE expat fears for family in Lebanon amid threats of war
Joseph's family, like dozens of others, was forced to separate after their border village was repeatedly shelled during the cross fighting between Israel and Hezbollah
