In southern Lebanon, Israeli demolitions continue ‘day and night’
Summary
Israeli forces continue military operations in southern Lebanon, targeting areas near the Qantara mountains and causing destruction. Despite a ceasefire announced by President Donald Trump in April and a framework agreement for pilot zones to reduce conflict, Israeli demolitions and occupation remain active, complicating peace efforts.Key Facts
- Israeli military operations have caused explosions and visible damage in southern Lebanon near the Qantara mountains.
- Villages close to Israeli-controlled areas report frequent detonations from Israeli forces, often causing sleepless nights.
- Israel invaded Lebanon twice within two years, maintaining a military presence in parts of southern Lebanon.
- President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire in April, but Israeli attacks on Hezbollah targets have continued.
- Lebanon and Israel agreed in June on a framework for “pilot zones” to test disarmament and troop withdrawal.
- The first pilot zones include the villages of Froun, Srifa, and Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh, though locals dispute whether some were ever occupied.
- Hezbollah opposes the pilot zones, wanting Iran to pressure the US for Israeli withdrawal instead.
- Analysts say Israel has expanded its occupation recently, casting doubt on the success of the pilot zone plan.
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