Israel replaces traditional occupation in southern Lebanon with increased military intervention and control

Israel is moving toward adopting a flexible military presence model in southern Lebanon instead of traditional occupation. This approach focuses on control through operational freedom—interventions, raids, and drone strikes—conducted through limited operations followed by withdrawal. This shift comes after the Israeli military learned lessons from the 2006 war, and technological advancements have reduced the need for a continuous presence, while still maintaining the capability to return and conduct swift operations when necessary. This strategy is also linked to the negotiations with Lebanon, as Israel seeks to preserve its ability to intervene without imposing the burden of permanent occupation on its forces.

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