Al Jazeera Net reports on Zawtar al-Gharbiyah after occupation pullback

Today, families in the town of Zahrani West in southern Lebanon began returning after months of displacement. This was carried out under strict security measures implemented by the Lebanese Army. Visits are limited to entering only five vehicles per group, with thorough searches and military escort. The focus has been solely on the Al-Balatta neighborhood due to the widespread destruction caused by the war, which has severely damaged many homes and infrastructure. The military operations have resulted in significant damage, with scenes showing the effects of shelling and debris, along with dangers from leftover military ordnance. This is part of the pilot phase of the framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel, which was announced to be implemented Tuesday morning following the withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces. The agreement aims to deploy the Lebanese Army across southern Lebanon and to disarm non-state actors in exchange for a phased Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories.

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