Hezbollah's Presence Raises Questions on Lebanese Army

An Israeli report indicates that the pilot phase of the "Safe Zone" in southern Lebanon, which began after the Israeli forces withdrew from some villages, faces security risks and challenges, especially regarding the Lebanese army’s ability to impose control and prevent Hezbollah elements from infiltrating among civilians. The United States emphasizes that success depends on strict oversight, not just on the Lebanese army's capabilities, as doubts remain about its competence in carrying out assigned missions. There are concerns about the return of residents and civilian mingling with Hezbollah members. Additionally, current procedural and protocol gaps cast doubt on the future of this phase, highlighting the importance of the Lebanese army demonstrating its ability to establish control to ensure the stability of the region.

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