Families in Hebron's al-Jalada neighborhood have begun returning home after a 10-day Israeli military siege, only to find their houses damaged, belongings missing, and lives disrupted. Residents, including orthopaedic surgeon Nour al-Natsha, described a mix of emotions upon seeing their homes turned upside down. The operation, which began on October 24 after Palestinian gunmen killed two Israeli soldiers, forced approximately 3,300 people from 537 families to evacuate. Residents are now working to clean and restore their homes, facing the lasting effects of displacement and destruction.