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Hezbollah maintains control in southern battle
The article addresses the military conflicts and tensions over Jabal Ali Al-Tahir in Nabatieh, Lebanon, which is a strategically important hill in the south, connecting Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran. Reports indicate a significant escalation by Israel, attempting to seize control of the hill amid Hezbollah's refusal to withdraw its fighters and Iran's insistence on supporting the resistance's defenses, fearing a repeat of the scene where Lebanese military sites were occupied. The region is awaiting the repercussions of this escalation as the Israeli Knesset elections approach, with the hill considered a key to security and supply routes. It also serves as a central point in future negotiations over the south, exposing Lebanon’s sovereignty dilemma between Israeli occupation and Hezbollah's arms, with the potential for further military escalation amid ongoing tensions and mutual threats.
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