Four countries proposed to deploy forces in southern Lebanon

Israel and Lebanon have reached understandings regarding the establishment of an international mechanism to oversee the disarmament of Hezbollah. This mechanism includes the participation of countries such as Britain, Italy, Switzerland, and Indonesia, with the aim of implementing measures to verify the absence of weapons in southern Lebanon. The process involves field inspections, requiring judicial warrants for each home, and defining the scope of foreign forces' movement. The parties agree that the United States will decide which countries will participate and will coordinate the process. Meanwhile, Israel continues to refuse withdrawal from security zones, citing the necessity of disarming Hezbollah, amidst ongoing Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon.

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