Security zone remains and may expand

The article addresses the military and political situation in South Lebanon, noting that the demolition of three out of eight tunnels has not altered the strategic balance in the region, especially in the Al-Taahir Hills. It highlights that Israel is exploiting these events to enhance its security control and totry to impose its conditions in negotiations with Lebanon. Additionally, it points out the ongoing American procrastination in setting a date for good-faith talks. The article suggests that Israel is using military escalation as an attempt to pressure Lebanon into making more concessions, emphasizing that Hezbollah’s refusal to hand over the site and to transfer control to the Lebanese army reflects a rejection of the principle that decision-making authority rests solely with the state. This raises questions about the extent to which the resistance is defending its position versus protecting national interests. In conclusion, the events underscore the complexities of the military and political balance, which remains one of Lebanon’s most significant challenges at this stage.

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