Israel limits southern Lebanon actions

American reports have revealed that Israel has imposed new restrictions on its operations in southern Lebanon. Its forces have been instructed to limit their missions to defensive tasks and require approval from the Chief of Staff before carrying out any military actions. The directives include banning firing unless there is a direct threat, preventing the demolition of homes or infrastructure without prior authorization, and reducing warning shots aimed at Lebanese civilians. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the rules of engagement have not changed and that the forces still retain the freedom to respond to threats. These developments come after a escalation along the Lebanese border that resulted in the deaths of Israeli soldiers and clashes with Hezbollah, while international efforts are underway to support calm in the region.

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