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Israel's withdrawal risks increase
The article discusses an alleged Israeli plan to withdraw from southern Lebanon after completing the destruction of tunnels in Tal al-Attar. However, this plan is considered more dangerous than remaining under occupation, as there is no official or political confirmation of such a withdrawal. It appears to be merely leaks aimed at calming the situation or a deception to expand the security zone at Lebanon's expense. The plan involves a partial withdrawal, leaving an Israeli defensive line along the border with Lebanon with continuous surveillance. Implementation would be tied to strategic understandings and international guarantees. The local population would remain trapped under supervision, with restrictions preventing their return to the destroyed areas. Negotiations would be linked to a clear military and political stance. This partial withdrawal, if carried out, is seen as an escalation that would hinder prospects for a full withdrawal and would set on-the-ground facts that are difficult to change later. The reality remains that the fate of the southern villages continues to depend solely on Israel's decision, amidst weak Lebanese deterrence.
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