Lebanon's Gray Line as a Replacement for Yellow Line
The Israeli occupation forces are preparing to reduce their presence and redeploy in southern Lebanon, including withdrawing to positions closer to the border as part of a plan to address ongoing field developments and escalating tensions. After taking control of Al-Tal Al-Tahir hill, the security apparatus is considering establishing a new security zone inside Lebanese territory near the border to safeguard settlements, with plans to withdraw from certain areas, such as the region opposite the Litani River, to locations 3 to 4 kilometers away from the border. The plan is still under review and has not yet received political approval, amid Israeli concerns about possible reactions from Hezbollah and Iran. Iran has warned against any attack targeting Al-Tal Al-Tahir hill, which holds high military significance for controlling the area and linking southern Lebanon with external influence corridors.
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