State returns via Nabatieh gate and bans land sales

The article discusses Israel's potential escalation against southern Lebanon, particularly in the city of Nabatieh, amid urgent requests from the Lebanese government to protect and stabilize the area. Estimates suggest that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may pursue further escalation ahead of the elections on October 27, as indicated by Israeli movements and warnings of serious repercussions for the region, including the possibility of repeating the "Ali Taher" scenario. The Lebanese government affirms that its forces will defend Nabatieh and its people, and continues to enhance its security and military presence in the city, while the American side supports Lebanese sovereignty and emphasizes that southern Lebanon should remain outside the influence of militias and the region. Meanwhile, the Israeli army continues its bombing and destruction campaigns, and there is widespread debate about Lebanon's ability to implement decisions to restrict weapons to the state. Concerns remain about a significant security escalation that could threaten the region.

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