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US Announces Start of Israeli Withdrawal from Pilot Zones in Southern Lebanon
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First reported by Walla · 3 hours ago
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The US announced the start of Israel's withdrawal from pilot zones in southern Lebanon, following a trilateral agreement. Lebanese officials called for full Israeli withdrawal and adherence to the ceasefire. Israel is preparing for the move while monitoring Lebanon's army implementation.
- 01US announces start of Israeli withdrawal from pilot zones in southern Lebanon.
- 02Withdrawal covers villages Farran, Sarifa, and Zotar al-Arab per trilateral agreement.
- 03Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri calls for full Israeli withdrawal and ceasefire adherence.
- 04Berri hopes US-Lebanon presidential talks will yield positive outcomes for Lebanon.
- 05Israeli security official says preparations will begin soon; IDF increases readiness.
- 06Implementation depends on Lebanese army's compliance with the agreement.
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