Israeli plan to withdraw from Lebanon

The Israeli military has developed a plan to withdraw from most of the occupied Lebanese territories, maintaining a strip of land about two to four kilometers inside Lebanese territory within an area called the "Gray Line," instead of holding the currently occupied "Yellow Line." This comes after gaining control of the Ali al-Taher hill and destroying Hezbollah tunnels, amid expectations of possible military escalation or a slowdown in the military operations. The Israeli army aims to reduce its presence and transition to a more flexible border situation. The plan includes creating a new security zone near the border, where Israeli soldiers would be stationed inside Lebanese territory to monitor and respond to Hezbollah activities. Final details are pending approval from the Lebanese and Israeli political levels, as work continues on destroying tunnels and neutralizing the infrastructure that Hezbollah has built over the past two decades.

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