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Netanyahu's map shows two southern regions near Lebanon
The article discusses a framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel, mediated by the United States, which stipulates the transfer of experimental areas in southern Lebanon to Lebanese army control. This includes border towns and villages located outside Israel's security zone. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that the Israeli army will remain in the region for a long time without withdrawing, as long as Hezbollah's weapons are not disarmed. He pointed out that the agreement represents an important step in defining potential deployment zones and fostering coordination between the two sides. Since March, clashes between Israel and Hezbollah have escalated significantly, but negotiations have slowed down following the American-Iranian understandings in June.
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