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Israeli Official Rules Out Permanent Military Posts Deep in Lebanon Security Zone

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First reported by Kan News · 1 day ago

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Israel has no intention of building permanent military posts deep in Lebanon's security zone, focusing instead on withdrawing from designated areas. A U.S.-led team will assist in planning the withdrawal, while a new joint Israeli-Lebanese mechanism aims to enforce the ceasefire and coordinate Hezbollah's dismantling with U.S. oversight.

01Israel will not build permanent military posts deep inside Lebanon's security zone due to high costs.
02A U.S. Marine Corps team will assist Israel in planning withdrawal from two Lebanese sectors this week.
03IDF proposals for further withdrawals have been submitted to Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir for Security Cabinet review.
04A new joint Israeli-Lebanese monitoring mechanism will enforce the ceasefire and coordinate Hezbollah's dismantling.
05The U.S. will vet participants to prevent Hezbollah access to sensitive information, addressing past failures.
06Israel and Lebanon are negotiating terms for a Hezbollah-free zone and Lebanon's funeral delegation to Soleimani.

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