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Lebanese Town Reels After Deadly Strikes on Civilian Home

Whether you consider it a town or a village, Kfar Roumine was a modest place before the Israeli invasion in March. Some 1,400 people lived there at the time. Forced displacement and persistent attacks, including Monday’s airstrike that killed over a dozen people, have substantially reduced that population. Today, Kfar Roumine buries the slain from […]
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