Highlands Battle After Ali Al-Taher

The article discusses the strategic importance of the highlands in southern Lebanon, particularly Castle Shuqif, 'Ali Al-Tahir, and Mount Rayhan, and their role in controlling the area's military and security landscape. It focuses on tactics used to control these sites, military geography, and the sensitivity of the situation, including the discovery of a network of tunnels and military installations built by Hezbollah. The article questions whether the current conflict reflects a shift in the military and geographical balance in the south. It also emphasizes the importance of controlling and monitoring these highlands to enhance the protection of local communities and their influence on political and economic life. Attention is given to the future of the region after military operations conclude and the potential redeployment of Lebanese Christian and Lebanese Army forces. The article concludes that the conflict is not only about the hills but also about controlling the geography and security decision-making in southern Lebanon.

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