Lebanese Army in Testing Zone as Israel Prepares to Withdraw
The article discusses the implementation of the Memorandum of Understanding between Lebanon and Israel. The Lebanese army has begun deploying in the first experimental zone, located in the villages of Faroun and Rindourah in southern Lebanon, as part of a gradual plan to assume security responsibilities. Israel is also prepared to hand over control of the second zone, where its forces are currently stationed. The agreement focuses on a phased redeployment of troops, with discussions about international oversight of the process. Meanwhile, Israel and the United States rejected the involvement of United Nations forces, instead proposing the deployment of Italian troops or focusing the tasks on the Lebanese army with the consent of both parties. The goal of the agreement is to enhance stability and reduce tensions through the implementation of a multi-stage plan, with preparations underway to announce the experimental phase before the Lebanese president's visit to Washington.
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