Israel’s forces remain in this way of canceling the deadline

Israeli forces remained in the south of Lebanon during the day of Sunday to withdraw their withdrawal after recalling the elimination of Hezbollah was not completely effective.

60 day agreementwhich was issued by the US and France and ended 14 months of conflict, described the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Southern Lebanon and the removal of Hezbollah weapons and weapons from the area.

At the same time, thousands of Lebanese soldiers are stationed in the area, for decades, Hezbollah has been a major force.

It is not clear how many Israeli soldiers remain in Lebanon since Sunday and for how long they intend to.

As the deadline passed and some residents tried to return to their homes, despite warnings from both the Lebanese and Israeli forces, the Lebanese Ministry of Health said three people were killed and 44 wounded by the Israeli army.

This is the first major test of Lebanon’s new president, military chief Joseph Soun, who is serious about bringing stability to the troubled country. In a statement issued on Sunday, he said “the sovereignty of Lebanon and the integrity of the country cannot be denied”, adding that he “followed this matter at the highest levels”.

The conflict escalated last September, leading to a massive Israeli air campaign across Lebanon, the killing of top Hezbollah leaders and attacks on Lebanese land. The attackers killed nearly 4,000 people in Lebanon – including many civilians – and led to the displacement of more than 1.2 million residents.

On Friday, the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office said that the withdrawal described in the cease-fire “has the status of the Lebanese army sent to Southern Lebanon and fully enforce the agreement, and Hezbollah withdraws ngal the utani”, 20 Miles) from the blue line – the illegal border between Lebanon and Israel.

“Since the ceasefire agreement is yet to be fully enforced by the Lebanese State, the gradual withdrawal process will continue, in full coordination with the US,” the statement said.

In a statement on Saturday, the Lebanese army said that it continues to “implement the program to improve the deployment” in the border areas, but that there were “delays in some areas due to the deployment of the enemies of the war by withdrawing, reducing the deployment of the military mission”.

A western official familiar with the talks, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Israel said it needed more time to destroy Hezbollah’s infrastructure in southern Lebanon, and that the initial plan was extended by 30 days.

There was no immediate reaction from Hezbollah. On Thursday, the group said that failure to follow the deadline would be “a clear violation of the agreement, a violation of Lebanon’s sovereignty, and entering a new phase of activity”.

However, the statement did not say how the group would respond if Israeli forces occupy the land.

It is possible that this is an indication of the critical position the group finds itself in. The Iranian military, political and social organization, although it continues to receive significant support among Shia Muslims in Lebanon.

The deal to end the boycott was widely seen as giving up the club, after seeing Arsenal’s infrastructure and weapons depleted and hundreds killed and key figures killed, including long-time leader Hassan Nasrallah.

Despite some violations, the trail ended with violence that caused billions of dollars in destruction and damage, Allowing thousands of citizens to return to their homes in Lebanon.

If it decides to continue its offensive, Hezbollah will face opposition from critics, who have accused the group of dragging it into a war that is not in the country’s interest, and perhaps even from its supporters.

Hezbollah’s political influence has waned, too.

At the beginning of this month, the Parliament of Lebanon was able to Elect a President after more than two years of political fraud he is blamed by critics in the group.

Aoun promised ambitious reforms that rebuilt the institutions of the State that has suffered for a long time from corruption, revived the burning economy after years of hardship, and the right to disarmament, which will mean that it curbs the military power of Hezbollah.

It remains unclear whether the army is able – and willing – to do so, amid concerns that any action against internal violence could fuel internal violence.

Israel’s goal in its war against Hezbollah was to allow the return of about 60,000 residents who had been displaced by communities in the north of the country due to attacks by this group, and move them from areas close to the group.

Hezbollah launched its campaign the day after Hamas attacked southern Israel on October 7, 2023, saying it was working in solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza.