South Lebanon faces crisis risks
Southern Lebanon is experiencing ongoing military escalation by Israel, with frequent shelling as part of attempts to impose new realities on the region. Historically, the south has been a crossroads for regional and international projects and has been subjected to repeated attacks and wars since the establishment of the Israeli occupation in 1948, in efforts to expand its influence and redraw borders beyond security objectives. International principles, especially UN Security Council Resolutions 425 and 426, emphasize the need for Israel to withdraw from Lebanese territory. However, the occupation remained until 2000, amidst warnings of plans to expand the Israeli military presence within Lebanon, which poses a threat to the country's sovereignty and regional stability.
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