While the Israeli army withdrew from all towns and villages in southern Lebanon in accordance with the ceasefire agreement with Lebanon, they still maintain a presence in the country through five military bases.
The Israeli army informed the US monitoring committee of the ceasefire agreement that the regime’s soldiers will remain stationed in five points in the southern Lebanese border areas.
Despite the two-month deadline under the ceasefire agreement for the withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon having expired, some border areas remain under Zionist control.
Israeli regime warplanes launched unprecedented airstrikes on Deir al-Zahrani, Homain al-Fuqa, Arab Salim, and other areas south and north of the Litani River.
Amos Hochstein’s ceasefire proposal, which aims to establish a ceasefire in southern Lebanon and northern occupied Palestine, will be enacted once it receives approval from both the Israeli cabinet and the Lebanese government.
The Israeli army has started the second phase of ground operations in southern Lebanon since Thursday. The main scenario of the second phase is that the Israeli military expands its sphere of influence in the southern border of Lebanon to the towns and villages where Hezbollah is located and the source of rocket and artillery attacks. After taking control, the Israeli army will destroy as many villages as possible. This phase focuses solely on destruction, while the following phases may involve retreat.
The Israeli regime’s army has withdrawn from the Lebanese town of Meiss El-Jabal and the villages of Rab El-Thalathine and Markaba as its ground operations in the border areas of southern Lebanon still continue. There have been no changes on the fronts of Shebaa Farms, Kfar Kila, Houla, and other border areas in southern Lebanon.
The southern Lebanon fronts have witnessed a decrease in the scale of ground assaults by the Israeli regime’s army, while airstrikes continue in southern, eastern, and central Lebanon in recent days.
The Israeli army has retreated to Metula after the defeat in the battle of Khiam. Currently, the ground clashes are concentrated in the village of Houla and the towns of Meis al-Jabal, Aitaroun and Marun al-Ras.
Israeli army’s 210th Brigade have once again attacked the al-Hamamas hill and Sardeh Farm since Tuesday afternoon, and with heavy air support succeeded in reaching the southeastern outskirts of Khiam.
Ground clashes are underway across five fronts in southern Lebanon concurrent with airstrikes and bombardments in southern and eastern parts of the Arab country by Israeli fighter jets, as well as rocket and drone attacks by the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah in northern occupied Palestine.
Fighters of the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah and military forces of the Israeli regime continue ground battles in southern Lebanon and northern occupied Palestine across five axes, from the Shebaa Farms to the Mediterranean Sea coast. The Israeli forces have launched wide-ranging and heavy strikes to advance on the Taybeh-Markaba axis and break into the towns of Aitaroun and Ayta ash Shab.
