Feature: Displaced Lebanese return from Syria, hopeful about starting new life


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BEIRUT, Dec. 3 (Xinhua) -- Janet Awad and her family of five felt nostalgic and anxious as they crossed the Masnaa border, returning from Syria to their homeland, Lebanon, after being displaced for two months amid the deadly conflict between Lebanon's Hezbollah and Israel.

Eagerly keeping track of military and political developments in Lebanon, Awad and her family immediately began preparing to return to their hometown upon learning that a ceasefire agreement between Hezbollah and Israel took effect on Nov. 27.

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