Residents remain displaced in southern Lebanon
An Israeli military source stated that Israel does not intend to withdraw from southern Lebanon at this time, and that dismantling Hezbollah's infrastructure could take years due to its widespread presence across multiple areas along the "Yellow Line." He also emphasized that the return of residents to areas south of the line is unlikely in the near future, and that the presence of United Nations forces harms Israel more than it benefits. He pointed out the need to restructure the Lebanese army, describing its current situation as critical. These statements come at a time when Israel affirms its insistence on remaining in southern Lebanon, with withdrawal contingent upon security conditions, including the disarmament of Hezbollah.
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