Lebanese Front Enters Riskier Phase

The article highlights the escalation of military tensions between Israel and Lebanon, with Israeli operations in southern Lebanon increasing despite the halt of political efforts and the upcoming Israeli elections. The current operations indicate a narrowing of the conflict boundaries from border areas to major populated regions such as Nabatieh, which raises the risk of the situation slipping into a full-scale war if these operations continue and expand, especially with the potential spread into the northern Litani and Besharri regions. The continuation of military escalation, in the absence of political progress, is considered a factor that increases the likelihood of a broader conflict, especially given the security vacuum following the end of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)’s term and the lack of an international force capable of maintaining control. Experts believe that the current phase requires international efforts to contain the escalation, particularly through supporting the Lebanese army and preventing these operations from becoming a permanent reality, which could alter Lebanon’s security landscape.

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