Coming Home to Zawtar: Aid & Recovery
Tap the situation closest to yours — home damaged, home destroyed, displaced, abroad, or unsafe fields — and get a plain checklist of what to do, what papers to gather, and who to contact.
Coming back to Zawtar El Sharqiyeh after the war means dealing with damage, papers and several different bodies at once — and the help on offer is not in one place. Tap the situation closest to yours below and this page will lay out, in plain steps, what to do, what papers to gather, and who to go to. It is information gathered from public sources as of mid-2026, not legal advice, and it cannot promise you a payment — where something is not yet settled, it says so.
What is your situation? Tap the one closest to yours.
Good to know
Found something that might be unexploded? Do not touch it
No official body charges you to register damage
Why the same question gets different answers
Official links
- Council of the South (Majlis al-Janoub) — The state body for southern war-damage compensation, help for the displaced and rebuilding — 01 821 280.
- Lebanese Army — unexploded-ordnance awareness — How to recognise and report unexploded ordnance — report to a military centre, 05 956 143, or 1701.