Israel boosts southern presence amid talks and strikes
The article addresses the Israeli escalation in southern Lebanon, where Israel continues to bomb villages and destroy areas, with hints of the occupier’s intention to stay rather than withdraw. Estimates suggest that Israel may seek to occupy strategic sites such as Jabal Sajad and Jabal Al-Reihan to impose harsher conditions on Lebanon and to diminish Hezbollah's influence by expanding its military presence and disrupting communication between the south and the rest of Lebanon. The ongoing military operations serve as evidence of Israel's intention to remain, especially given the destruction of villages despite the absence of Israeli military presence there, indicating a desire to impose strong terms on Lebanon. There is speculation that Israel might use the Al-Ayit Taher area as a model for a "New Golan" to ensure continued occupation, with observance of moves aimed at asserting control over elevated regions and fortifying its positions. All these developments come amid anticipation of the US and Israeli elections, which could influence the region’s policies.
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