Are Experimental Zones Setting Stage for Israel's Exit from Lebanon
The article discusses the situation in South Lebanon, where Israel has been occupying a strip of land about 10 kilometers deep since March, aiming to establish a security zone to protect northern Israel from Hezbollah attacks. Despite an actual ceasefire, Israeli attacks and shelling continue daily. However, the Lebanese resistance and the Lebanese army do not have full control over the occupied areas. International agreements, including a U.S.-brokered peace plan, have begun implementing some measures, but progress remains hindered due to Israel's weak implementation of a potential withdrawal, especially in the absence of progress in disarming Hezbollah. Military operations and hostilities continue, with the situation increasingly delayed and complicated as Israeli elections approach. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to maintain his political position amid ongoing regional tensions.
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