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IDF Prepares for Lebanon Agreement Implementation Amid Hezbollah Opposition and Security Risks
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First reported by Ynet · 2 days ago
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The IDF is preparing to implement a border agreement with Lebanon involving Israeli withdrawal and Lebanese army deployment, despite Hezbollah's opposition and Iran's support. Key diplomatic meetings are scheduled for July 2026, but security concerns remain high as Hezbollah refuses to disarm and may resume attacks.
- 01IDF prepares for phased Israeli withdrawal and Lebanese army deployment in southern Lebanon.
- 02Hezbollah opposes the agreement and refuses to disarm, backed by Iran.
- 03IDF recently captured Bofor Ridge and destroyed Hezbollah tunnels, alarming Iran and Hezbollah.
- 04Diplomatic talks continue with key meetings in Rome and Washington in July 2026.
- 05IDF strengthens border defenses against infiltrations, drones, and missile attacks.
- 06IDF readies for possible Hezbollah ceasefire breach during agreement implementation.
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