Lebanese prisoners cite Israeli limits in south
The article discusses the situation of the residents of southern Lebanon under the ceasefire with Israel. It highlights the impact of restrictions imposed by Israeli forces in the buffer zone on their daily lives. Although U.S. President Donald Trump has affirmed that the truce "is working," residents are suffering from severe restrictions on movement and supplies. The area appears to be under a prolonged siege, with Israeli forces continuing their deployment near the border with the aim of dismantling Hezbollah's infrastructure and preventing the launching of rockets and drones. The residents face crises that impact their lives, such as rising prices for basic goods and limited access to agricultural lands. International and Israeli efforts to regain broader control continue without significant progress. Much of this reflects broader concerns that the military presence could be prolonged, leading to a long-term occupation, amid deteriorating living conditions and residents' rejection of severing ties with Israel.
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