Financial Times: Israel aims to make southern Lebanon uninhabitable
The Financial Times reports that Israel is intentionally undertaking systematic efforts to destroy southern Lebanon, with the aim of rendering the area uninhabitable. This destruction began after Israel took control of southern villages in April, damaging essential infrastructure such as water supplies, energy, and healthcare services, thereby threatening the return of the population. Investigations reveal that this destruction includes demolishing homes, schools, agricultural lands, and forests, with the objective of preventing the resettlement of residents and pushing them to leave permanently. These actions are part of strategies to dismantle Hezbollah's presence in the region. The destruction operations are concentrated over approximately 6% of Lebanese territory within the "Yellow Line." Israel employs comprehensive methods, including bombing, intentional demolitions, and planting explosives in buildings, all aimed at making southern Lebanon an uninhabitable zone.
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