Army chief to Islamabad; Hezbollah responds to Aoun

Sources have confirmed that the Israeli withdrawal from Dibbin was not linked to a testing zone, and no final agreement has been reached yet. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will destroy the fortress that threatens the Metulla settlement, describing it as consisting of layers upon layers unseen in Lebanon or Gaza. On the political front, Hezbollah denied the presence of any delegation in Qatar and responded to President Aoun’s remarks regarding Sheikh Qassem, affirming that a large segment of Lebanese supports the resistance option and that Sheikh Qassem represents a significant parliamentary bloc. On the ground, Israeli military operations continue with an expanding target bank, while the equation of southern Beirut versus settlements remains intact. There are warnings that rockets or drones could transfer from Lebanon to the settlements, which might trigger a wide-scale war. Diplomatically, it is emphasized that any attack from Lebanon could open the door to a fierce war. Meanwhile, the commander of the Palestinian Army is visiting Islamabad at the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart, a trip laden with political significance.

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