Occupation plans to dismantle framework, army's view on Israeli goals
The article discusses the international and Israeli efforts and communications regarding the Lebanon-Israel negotiations. Israel insists on its demands not to fully withdraw from Lebanese territory and seeks to expand testing zones and achieve security goals before any final withdrawal. Meanwhile, Lebanon continues to reject Israeli policies, demanding a ceasefire and the expansion of withdrawal areas. Indicators suggest that Israel is using negotiations as a cover to pave the way for broad military actions aimed at controlling specific regions, with approaching Israeli elections hindering the decision-making process. Lebanese military sources confirm that Israel is maneuvering and waiting for the election date, avoiding responsibilities, while Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon continue, complicating prospects for a genuine settlement. Reports indicate that international powers are focusing on trying to revive negotiations, but security and political tensions remain obstacles to progress, as negotiations between the two sides continue under various political, security, and regional pressures.
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