Settlement activity increases in southern Lebanon with Israeli military oversight

The article discusses the activities of the "Aori Tsavon" movement, a far-right Israeli movement established in 2024. It aims to annex lands south of the Litani River and to hebraize them, extending all the way to the southern Zahrani River in Lebanon. Although the movement is gaining popularity among religious and civilian Israelis, it does not have official support from the Israeli government or military forces. Members of the movement have attempted to infiltrate southern Lebanon across the border, with the goal of swimming in the Hasbani River. However, the Israeli army has detained some of them, despite the government's prohibition on civilian incursions into the area. It is worth noting that the movement's activities increase as the war waged by Hezbollah and Iran escalates. Some Israeli ministers, such as Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, support settlement activities in southern Lebanon, but the Israeli government and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu officially oppose such settlements.

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