Israel's Trap for Lebanese Army

The article discusses the dispute between Lebanon and Israel over expanding the experimental zones in southern Lebanon, particularly in light of Israel's rejection of Beirut's proposals and its suggestion of alternative sites such as Taléa Al-Taher. Taléa Al-Taher is considered a strategic area overlooking large expanses, holding significant intelligence and military importance. Israel views it as a step to test the boundaries of its relationship with Hezbollah and to shape a new security situation. Lebanon aims to confine the expansion to areas where Israeli forces are currently present and to hand them directly over to the Lebanese Army. Meanwhile, Israel seeks to gradually expand the model to reaffirm its control and strengthen its security. The choice of Taléa Al-Taher is a sensitive test, as it directly pits the Lebanese Army against Hezbollah and represents a crucial move in the Rome negotiations to enhance the withdrawal process and reduce Hezbollah's influence in the region.

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