Ban on real estate sales in occupied areas
The Lebanese Council of Ministers has approved the request from the Ministry of Finance to prohibit transactions and real estate sales in areas occupied by the Israeli army, in order to enhance sovereignty and security in those regions. This decision comes as part of the Lebanese government's efforts to regain control and strengthen the state's presence in the south, where the army is seen as the main guarantor of protection and stability. Although the popular welcome of the army's stance reflects an urgent need for security rather than a political shift, the move underscores the government’s efforts to prevent any illegal transactions in the occupied territories. The decision comes at a time of increasing security tensions and military escalation in the region.
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