Israeli army to pull back units from southern Lebanon
Israeli media reports indicate that the Israeli army will soon withdraw a portion of its combat brigades from southern Lebanon, as part of a plan involving exchanges between forces deployed in the Gaza Strip and southern Lebanon. It was announced that the troops will reduce their numbers in the area while raising their level of readiness for other missions. This comes after Lebanon and Israel signed a framework agreement under American sponsorship, which includes experimental zones for withdrawal on the condition that Hezbollah's weapons are dismantled. The Presidents of both the Republic and the Prime Minister of Israel praised the agreement as an important step, while the U.S. Secretary of State expressed hope that Lebanon and Israel will continue to take steps toward de-escalation.
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