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A report shows that Israel did not actually evacuate the Zahrani area, but rather resumed monitoring the performance and deployment of the Lebanese Army. This reflects Israel’s desire to control security details and safeguard its interests, despite declaring the region handed over to the Lebanese Army. The return represents an attempt to reinforce oversight of Lebanese military operations and prevent the establishment of an independent reality outside of Israel’s security conditions. This indicates that the handover does not mean an end to Israeli interference in the south. It is expected that this model will serve as the first test of future conflicts over control and definition in areas that are supposed to be transferred to Lebanese sovereignty. Israel remains unconvinced that the Lebanese Army truly holds full sovereignty, which threatens the concept of security sovereignty and places Lebanon before a significant challenge to demonstrate its complete authority over the region.
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