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Hezbollah Activity Detected in Lebanese Areas Slated for IDF Withdrawal
Hezbollah has been detected establishing a presence in three southern Lebanese villages from which the IDF is expected to withdraw under a US-brokered agreement. The group is reportedly gathering intelligence under civilian cover, while Lebanese officials express concern over the state's inaction.
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What happened
- 01Hezbollah activity identified in three southern Lebanese villages slated for IDF withdrawal.
- 02An agreement between Israel and Lebanon, brokered by the US, outlines IDF withdrawal and transfer to Lebanese forces.
- 03Hezbollah operatives are reportedly gathering intelligence under civilian cover in these areas.
- 04A Lebanese official criticized the state's failure to disarm Hezbollah before Israeli withdrawal.
- 05Hezbollah reportedly received $200 million in cash from Iran for displaced residents.
Additionally, Hezbollah recently received $200 million in cash from Iran for displaced residents.
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