لبنان ٢٤
لبنان ٢٤
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An agreement has been reached between Lebanon and Israel to start implementing two pilot zones in the south, aimed at organizing the deployment of the Lebanese army, disarming weapons, and reducing Hezbollah's presence, in exchange for the Israeli forces withdrawing from the relevant villages. Despite Israeli consensus, Israel continues to carry out raids and bombings in the area, and the Lebanese government is unable to fully implement the agreement due to Hezbollah’s refusal, as the group opposes the complete withdrawal principle and insists on not relinquishing sovereignty. Meanwhile, the United States is working to control the implementation process, but regional tensions with Iran and the outcomes of the Rome talks have complicated this effort, with assurances that Hezbollah and Tehran may resume attacks on Israeli settlements if things spiral out of control.
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