European-Turkish-Arab Reconstruction Initiative

A joint European-Turkish-Arab plan is being proposed, according to which the reconstruction of villages outside the Yellow Line in southern Lebanon would take place, including the southern suburbs and the Beqaa Valley, with residents gradually returning. Meanwhile, the issue of the occupied villages within the Yellow Line remains contingent on understandings between Lebanon and the Israeli entity. The plan aims to divide the return and reconstruction process into separate phases, with Turkey and Arab and European countries attempting to bolster their presence in parallel with monitoring the implementation of agreements. Conversely, data indicates that Israel is prepared to escalate military operations in the south to test Hezbollah's response, with discussions of a potential escalation aimed at expanding the scope of confrontation within Lebanon, especially in the southern suburbs and the Beqaa Valley. High-level political sources suggest that this is happening with American support and approval from Netanyahu's administration. The Lebanese stance remains cautious, emphasizing ongoing negotiations and avoiding withdrawal from the escalation process. There are increasing fears that tensions could escalate further if international and regional escalation are not controlled.

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