Israeli Officials Criticize Lebanese Army on Hezbollah Disarmament

Israeli officials reported that the Lebanese Army has not demonstrated sufficient progress on the ground during the implementation of the pilot security program in southern Lebanon, despite three weeks having passed since its launch in July 2026. The program aims to disarm Hezbollah and transfer security responsibilities to the Lebanese Army in three villages. Although the Lebanese Army has managed to discover weapons and ammunition caches, officials emphasized that this is not enough. The real test is the Lebanese Army's ability to access Hezbollah's infrastructure and effectively confront it. A new round of talks between the Lebanese and Israeli sides is expected to take place in September, with the condition that the program will not be expanded unless the Lebanese Army disarms all weapons in the area.

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