Israel advances in Lebanon with Al-Taahir battle
The article focused on the military escalation in southern Lebanon, where UNIFIL forces recorded an increase in Israeli military activity, with an average of 137 shells per day over less than two weeks. Israel is preparing for "several days of fighting" in the highlands, which are considered a main defensive line for Hezbollah. UNIFIL confirmed that its patrols and monitoring of developments continued, although it expressed reservations about maintaining stability in accordance with Resolution 1701. Meanwhile, Lebanon continues to reaffirm its commitment to the framework agreement and supports the presence of the international military in the south to ensure the continuation of humanitarian aid and to curb Israeli escalation. Lebanon also emphasizes its relationship with Iran based on mutual respect. Additionally, Lebanon has seen political movements to support the presence of international forces, with more than two-thirds of parliament members endorsing the continuation of UNIFIL’s mission, amidst ongoing Israeli pressure since last year to reduce this presence.
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