Israel obstructing takeover of pilot zones in Lebanon’s south: Military
Summary
The Lebanese army says Israel is stopping it from taking control of security in southern Lebanon, despite a recent agreement for Israel to withdraw in stages. Israeli forces continue military actions, making it hard for Lebanese troops to fully take over villages and for local people to return home.Key Facts
- The Lebanese military accused Israel of blocking their efforts to control southern Lebanon.
- Israel continues shelling and military operations in several southern Lebanese villages.
- A U.S.-backed agreement was signed for Israel to gradually leave three “pilot zone” villages: Zawtar al-Gharbiya, Froun, and Srifa.
- Lebanese troops deployed to the first pilot zone village as part of the takeover effort.
- Israeli forces remain active in multiple southern towns, using shelling, bulldozing, and gunfire.
- Israeli actions have damaged civilian infrastructure, including a water project and farmland.
- Israel says it stays to fight Hezbollah, an Iran-backed armed group that refuses to accept the withdrawal plan.
- Lebanese President Joseph Aoun recently met President Donald Trump to ask for help in pressuring Israel to follow the deal.
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