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عين ليبيا
Israel limits travel in south Lebanon
Southern Lebanon has experienced a simultaneous escalation both on the ground and politically. Israeli forces conducted airstrikes in southern areas, demolished olive fields in Azza'ra'el, and imposed restrictions on movement in the Marshy al-Khiyam town following Israeli patrol movements. On the political level, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun called on Washington to pressure Israel to cease its attacks, while security agencies continued to enforce laws prohibiting armed displays and to confiscate weapons and ammunition. Additionally, the U.S. Secretary of State discussed with Aoun the explosives seized by Lebanese authorities, with sources confirming that the explosives were intended for use against Israel and that Hezbollah is responsible for them. The events have centered around the deteriorating security situation amid ongoing tensions along the border, a dispute over Hezbollah’s weapons, and international efforts to de-escalate the situation and amend Lebanese laws regarding dealings with Israel.
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