Article Summary

This article profiles life in Metula, an Israeli town near the Lebanon border, where residents like Deputy Mayor Avi Nadiv feel that continued military action against Hezbollah is necessary for long-term safety after repeated rocket attacks. It highlights local support for Israel's ongoing war efforts, while showing damage to buildings and infrastructure from Hezbollah rockets, and notes Israeli plans to occupy and reshape parts of southern Lebanon. The perspective is centered on Israeli civilians and officials, with little input from affected Lebanese communities.