Israel questions army capabilities amid redeployment delays

The article addresses the ongoing Israeli escalation in southern Lebanon, where the occupation forces have intensified their airstrikes and military operations targeting areas such as Nabatieh, Kfartbniyet, Ali Al-Taher, and others. These operations include the destruction of homes, land clearings, and threats to archaeological sites, in addition to targeting infrastructure—particularly the water station in Markaba—jeopardizing the water supplies for neighboring towns. Meanwhile, the political track remains active, with Lebanese President Michel Aoun engaging in contacts with international parties regarding the implementation of agreements and measures to halt Israeli assaults. The focus is on maintaining UNIFIL forces and ensuring that an international vacuum does not occur, which could give Israel the opportunity for normalization or permanent control over southern Lebanon. The article highlights that the Israeli escalation aims to impose new on-the-ground realities before the complete withdrawal of Lebanese forces, while negotiations over control of certain areas and military deployment continue, with differences in positions between Lebanon and Israel concerning inspection operations and sovereignty.

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