ISRAEL LEBANON: KIRYAT SHMONA
Illustrative images of the evacuated city of Kiryat Shmona, northern Israel, just three kilometers from the Lebanese border.
Deserted streets. Rooftops torn apart by rockets. Smoke dulling the horizon. Red nights lit by explosions in the border mountains. Israel plays ping-pong with Hezbollah.
Tentative shots followed by overwhelming bombardments — the war moves slowly, cold one moment, blistering the next. The line hasn’t been crossed, but both sides brush against it, again and again, pushing harder each time. A constant game of escalation, played with the looming awareness of allies that could step in — from one side or the other.
ISRAEL LEBANON: BETWEEN PROVOCATION AND RESTRAINT
Illustrative images of the evacuated city of Kiryat Shmona, northern Israel, just three kilometers from the Lebanese border.
Deserted streets. Rooftops torn apart by rockets. Smoke dulling the horizon. Red nights lit by explosions in the border mountains. Israel plays ping-pong with Hezbollah.
Tentative shots followed by overwhelming bombardments — the war moves slowly, cold one moment, blistering the next. The line hasn’t been crossed, but both sides brush against it, again and again, pushing harder each time. A constant game of escalation, played with the looming awareness of allies that could step in — from one side or the other.
