Washington and Tel Aviv dispute over south pose no Lebanon clause concerns

The article pertains to the difficult and complex negotiations between Israel and the United States regarding the presence of the Israeli army in southern Lebanon. Sources confirm that Israel refuses to back down from its stance on this presence and is striving to maintain a buffer zone and disarm Hezbollah, while simultaneously escalating military fortifications and movements within southern Lebanon. It also discusses Israeli concerns about the impact of regional understandings on the situation of the troops on the ground, amid a state of uncertainty regarding future policies and strategies.

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