Israel retains control after Zoorit West withdrawal

The article discusses the developments in Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon, where the Lebanese army has entered some areas vacated by Israeli forces, while Israeli troops remain positioned in strategic locations that control large parts of the south. The report emphasizes that this shift does not signify a weakening of Israeli influence, as it relies on repositioning to enhance their surveillance and targeting capabilities from the air, utilizing drones and artillery, with the ability to intervene from outside the towns. Sources indicate that Israel has established around 23 new military sites within the occupied area, distributed along the border strip, with control of strategic locations and leveraging air and intelligence superiority being key elements to securing its influence. Military experts stress that the success of this initial phase depends on guarantees preventing Israel from targeting areas entered by the Lebanese army, and any Israeli interference under the pretext of oversight poses a risk of escalation and potential renewed conflict.

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