Israel adds ten towns to expansion despite ceasefire

The article clarifies the expansion of Israeli forces in southern Lebanon following the ceasefire, as ten additional towns were entered, including Kfar Tabet, Al-Nabatiyah Al-Fouqa, Bayt Yahun, Birashit, Hadatha, Aita Al-Jabal, Majdal Zoon, Al-Mansouri, Bayt Al-Siyad, among others. This was carried out through infiltration operations, explosions, curfews, and house demolitions, with the aim of depopulating these areas and gradually consolidating control. The actions include establishing permanent positions and fortifications in certain regions, indicating Israel’s attempt to maintain a long-term presence and expand its influence within Lebanese territory, refusing to fully withdraw. Through these measures, Israel seeks to suppress the return of residents and impose a new reality on the ground, beyond mere temporary military operations. The sequence underscores that this expansion is characterized by continuous field implementation and infrastructural development, thereby escalating the threat to Lebanese sovereignty. It involves overlapping processes of military control, fixed positioning, and fortification, which complicate the Lebanese state's responsibility to defend its borders and sovereignty objectives. The situation highlights the urgent need for an official, detailed map to document violations and halt the expansion of the occupation.

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