Residents of the small Lebanese Christian border community of Surda near the village of Tal El-Hamames a day after Israeli soldiers withdrew from the area as part of a ceasefire deal. Israeli troops withdrew from all but five points in south Lebanon on Tuesday, allowing displaced residents to return to border villages largely destroyed in more than a year of hostilities. Lebanon said any Israeli presence on its soil constituted "occupation", warning it would ask the UN Security Council to push Israel to leave and that its armed forces were ready to assume duties on the border. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES