Summary
- The article discusses the quiet and deserted atmosphere in northern Israel, near Kiryat Shmona, amid ongoing conflict with Hezbollah.
- The area is described as a ghost town, with empty streets, burned cars, and abandoned playgrounds.
- Everyday life in the region is marked by continuous attacks from Hezbollah and responses from Israel, creating a sense of war without a clear end in sight.
- The article highlights the impact of the conflict on the daily lives of civilians and the draining of life from the once vibrant Hula Valley.
