A Lebanese couple has returned to their village in southern Lebanon as part of a US-brokered agreement. They are among those going back to their homes after Israel agreed to withdraw from certain areas. The couple had fled their home in early March due to the latest Israel-Hezbollah war.

Their home is severely damaged and unlivable, but they plan to stay in the village. They own a grocery shop where they are currently residing. The village is one of the areas where Israel has turned over control to the Lebanese army.

Further details about the couple's situation and the US-brokered agreement are available from KSAT 12.