Questioning army ability justifies keeping Israeli troops in the south

Summary: The article discusses Israeli doubts regarding the Lebanese Army's ability to control southern Lebanon and carry out tasks related to weapons control and retention by the state. This skepticism is especially evident amid repeated Israeli violations and advances into Lebanese territory during recent skirmishes. The sources debate the army's level of readiness and its position within security arrangements, raising the question of whether Israel is using these doubts as a pretext to keep its forces in the south, despite the presence of international, regional, and local support for the Lebanese army. The article also links the lack of trust in the army to the need for clearly defined responsibilities and emphasizes the importance of international supervision to verify the army’s actual capacity to assume control of the area. If these criteria are not precisely specified, skepticism could serve as a means to delay Israeli withdrawal. Ultimately, the report indicates that assessments of the army’s readiness should be based on clear standards relating to the Israeli withdrawal, full Lebanese deployment, and measurable international support, ensuring that judgments of its capability are practical and not merely security observations.

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