Israeli troops to pause Lebanon ground push
The Israeli army is awaiting the potential issuance of directives from the political leadership to halt the ground advance in southern Lebanon, as part of an agreement currently being shaped between the United States and Iran. Sources indicate that the opportunity to carry out military operations aimed at seizing new positions is diminishing, and the army is currently planning not to withdraw from the security zone, with this issue to be discussed with the Lebanese side during upcoming negotiations in the United States. Israeli forces continue to move northward in southern Lebanon and are positioned around the town of Nabatieh, although operations have slowed down due to a desire to preserve the understandings between Washington and Tehran.
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