Israel moves Hezbollah weapons to Litani

Lebanese and security sources indicate that the Hezbollah weapons issue north of the Litani River has become a key focal point in negotiations between Lebanon and Israel. There has been a shift in the geographical dynamics of the discussion, as the area no longer serves as a fixed demarcation line, but rather as a zone of increased military activity and negotiation efforts. Israel considers the fall of the Al-Tahir Heights a turning point and has begun taking steps to establish a new reality through military pressure and expansion of its military operations eastward toward areas such as Nabatiyeh and Zahrani, aiming to restrict Hezbollah's weapons presence in the region. Possible scenarios range from gradual withdrawals, expanding control over specific areas, to a potential shift towards enforcing facts on the ground militarily if diplomatic negotiations fail. This reflects a change in the approach to Hezbollah's weapons issue and whether Israel will demand larger areas free of weapons after controlling the northern Litani.

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