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This Elderly Woman Brings Hope Amidst Tensions in South Lebanon
In the midst of tensions in south Lebanon, there is an elderly woman named Adiba Finch, also known as Em Nader, who has chosen to remain in her hometown in Ad-Dahira village, defying the circumstances and providing reassurance to the people around her.
Despite the ongoing shelling, she continues to bake traditional Lebanese bread, known as “marqouq,” on the hot griddle called “saj,” inviting everyone to come and enjoy it.
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Em Nader is a beloved person in her community and is known for her infectious sweetness, love for life, and laughter. Her resilience inspires and uplifts those around her, providing solace and hope despite the challenges.
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People in south Lebanon see Adiba as a symbol of strength and determination, reminding them that life continues even in difficult times.
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The dedication of this elderly woman to her home and people in south Lebanon is commendable, showcasing resilience, courage, and steadfastness in her beliefs and values.
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