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IDF Begins Withdrawal From Southern Lebanon in US-Backed Pilot Agreement

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

The US announced that the IDF will start withdrawing from southern Lebanon, handing control to the Lebanese army under a trilateral agreement.

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  • The US Department of State announced the start of a joint pilot project with Israel and Lebanon.
  • The IDF will begin withdrawing from southern Lebanon.
  • Control of the vacated areas will be transferred to the Lebanese army.
  • The move follows trilateral negotiations between Israel, Lebanon, and the US.
  • This withdrawal is part of a political pilot initiative to stabilize the region.
IDF Begins Withdrawal From Southern Lebanon in US-Backed Pilot Agreement
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The United States Department of State announced the start of a joint political pilot project agreed upon by Israel, Lebanon, and the US during trilateral negotiations. According to the American statement, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will begin withdrawing from areas in southern Lebanon and transfer control of these territories to the Lebanese army. This marks a significant step in the cooperation between the three countries aimed at stabilizing the region.

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