Restricted areas and Israeli coercion for withdrawal
The article addresses the tensions in southern Lebanon, where the Israeli army distributed a map of an area called the "Yellow Zone," extending about 10 kilometers and encompassing more than 60 villages and towns. The purpose was to push back Hezbollah and ensure the security of settlements. Israel links the fate of the area to achieving military and security objectives, including disarming Hezbollah and removing its elements. It imposes restrictions and conditions on its gradual withdrawal, while the Lebanese leadership refuses to implement a mechanism that would allow testing the area, supported by potential negotiations.
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