KIBBUTZ MANARA, Israel — Orna Weinberg, 60, moves through her house at night in darkness. Turning the lights on might attract the attention of the Hezbollah fighters just across the border.
For the past 20 days, Weinberg, a farmer and doula, has been living between the thud of Hezbollah missiles and the crack of Israeli artillery. But her overwhelming feeling, she says, is relief — to be home.
