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Settlement plans advance in southern Lebanon
The article discusses the activities of the right-wing extremist movement "Aouri Tsavon" in Israel, which seeks to annex lands south of the Litani River in southern Lebanon and expand its claims to include territories south of the Zahrani River. Although some Israeli politicians such as Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich support it, the movement does not receive official backing from the Israeli government led by Benjamin Netanyahu, and its efforts remain limited and cautious, with the Israeli army monitoring attempts by civilians to infiltrate southern Lebanon—especially amid rising tensions with Hezbollah and Iran. Founded in 2024, the movement gained increased popularity after Hezbollah began its war in support of Iran, but it still remains outside Israel's official agenda.
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