Experimental zones in Lebanon's south
The experimental areas in southern Lebanon, where the Lebanese Army has begun deployment as part of an agreement under U.S. sponsorship, are paving the way for a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from specific regions, with the aim of transferring control to the Lebanese state. The first phase includes the towns of Froun, Sarifa, and Zawtar al-Gharbiya. This agreement seeks to test the possibility of Lebanese Army control over these areas and to facilitate the return of displaced residents. However, its implementation faces challenges due to the lack of a clear timetable for the withdrawal of the occupation, opposition from Hezbollah to the agreement, and security tensions, as Israeli forces have fired near Lebanese Army units. The risks remain for the implementation process and the future stability of the region.
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