Israel sets stage for open security in south

The available data indicates that Israel is moving toward transforming the "Yellow Line" in southern Lebanon into a permanent buffer zone with an ongoing security and military function, replacing the temporary deployment that was limited to specific military operations. Israel is building fixed positions and reinforcing its military presence, aiming to establish a geological and military reality that is difficult to change. This includes the necessity of protecting and securing these sites in the long term. This strategy is considered an attempt to impose a new security equation that focuses on sustained presence and continuous monitoring, while maintaining the capability for offensive operations if needed. This development complicates Lebanon's ability to achieve full sovereignty and raises questions about the future implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701 and the stability of southern Lebanon.

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