Are Israeli attacks ending after troop increase
The article discusses the efforts and policies related to the deployment of the Lebanese Army in southern Lebanon, especially in the Aaqa and Rayhan regions, in the context of Israeli escalation and ongoing attacks. It indicates that there are leaks suggesting an agreement among Lebanese leaders to increase the army’s presence to prevent the recurrence of past incidents. However, the army denied these leaks and confirmed that it had been present in those areas beforehand. The discussion within the country focuses on the possibility of expanding the deployment to ensure the region's security, though this faces political obstacles and hurdles from the Israeli side, which imposes unrealistic conditions and raises the risks of expanding into occupied areas—aiming to strengthen communication with Hezbollah’s defensive lines. It is also mentioned that the United States denies providing guarantees to halt Israeli attacks, which continue despite the presence of the Lebanese Army. The presence of the military has not deterred Israeli military actions nor prevented repeated assaults, recalling that Israel has invaded Lebanon multiple times in the past. In conclusion, it is emphasized that the current military presence is an reassuring step in military terms, but it is insufficient to prevent attacks, as history shows that Israel has often ignored the presence of Lebanese forces.
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