Lebanese Forces Surrounding the State

The article focused on the fall of Tallat Ali al-Taher, which was considered an important military site, into Israeli occupation despite the Lebanese state's attempt to retake it through a plan negotiated with the army. However, Hezbollah refused to surrender, which led to Israel taking control of the area and turning it into a tool for the occupation to hinder the Lebanese army's intervention and to give Israel an operational advantage in the region. The article also shows that Israel exploited the loss of the hill to strengthen its positions and reduce the scope of military operations, while Hezbollah lacks the freedom to escalate due to Israel's control of the site, despite having its rockets and fighters present. It emphasizes that this situation weakens Lebanon's defensive capabilities and threatens national sovereignty, as weapons have become more a means for Hezbollah to obstruct state decisions than a tool for its protection. Meanwhile, Israel continues to impose its presence and operations in a way that limits the Lebanese resistance's capabilities.

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