Israel erases south memory, Hezbollah calls to Ali al-Tahir

The article discusses Israel's plan to solidify its presence in southern Lebanon after the 2024 and 2026 wars, with a rejection of withdrawal and an insistence on imposing facts on the ground. Israel aims to increase control over Mount Ali Al-Tahir and other areas connected to the Rihan heights and western Beqaa, believing that this enhances its military capabilities and threatens its security, despite international law recognizing the Blue Line as the border between Lebanon and Israel. Hezbollah remains committed to the resistance's vision and refuses to relinquish the hills, while the Lebanese government faces difficulties in reclaiming the south and rebuilding, amid deadlocked negotiations and regional and international interventions that weaken national capacity to confront direct Israeli threats. Tensions continue to rise, posing a risk of expanding the occupation and swallowing more territory.

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