The town of Al-Adaysa and its residents are considered part of the civilizational and cultural heritage of the country LebanonFrom it descend the most important creators and artists who lost, as did everyone else The Lebanese people Their homes and perhaps their loved ones.
The home of one of the town’s most important figures, the late visual artist Abdel Hamid Baalbaki It was destroyed as a result of bombings carried out by Israel in the town.
Ibn Abdel Hamid Baalbaki, Maestro Lebanon Baalbaki, expressed his deep sadness over the huge loss that befell his ethnic artistic family home.
Baalbaki said in an interview with “An-Nahar” newspaper: “We do not know when we will have the opportunity to return to our land and heal our wounds, but I know that every human being in this country has his loss, and every individual views his loss as the most severe. Perhaps our loss is not greater than the losses Others, but for us, it is the worst sadness we can experience after the departure of my father and mother.”
The Lebanese journalist was also exposed Hussein Ayoub The editor-in-chief of the “180 Post” website and the son-in-law of the artist Abdel Hamid Baalbaki suffered great moral losses as a result of Israel’s destruction of the graves of his parents and his wife’s parents as a result of the Adaissa bombings.
During a television interview, Ayoub was unable to follow his words, as he cried bitterly, consoling his wife over their painful affliction.
The towns of southern Lebanon are being subjected to extremely violent bombardment, turning many of them into rubble, without the success of negotiations so far in reaching an agreement that would put an end to the fire.
