Lebanese president seeks cautious de-escalation

The article discusses the field and political developments concerning the withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon. Leaks indicate that Tel Aviv is preparing to withdraw to the "Gray Line," but official statements and on-the-ground realities reflect ongoing tension and setbacks in the negotiations. Lebanese sources confirmed that Israeli troops have evacuated some hills and are relying on specific military measures, with expectations that there will be no preemptive escalation in the area at this time. Politically, Lebanon has requested the American mediator to postpone the negotiation session due to a lack of progress and rising tension, focusing instead on establishing a genuine ceasefire and securing the release of prisoners. Additionally, Lebanese President Aoun visited the city of Nabatieh, calling for reconstruction efforts and strengthening the state's presence in the south. Meanwhile, Lebanon's relationship with Hezbollah remains tense; the party refrains from fully engaging in the understandings, complicating efforts toward de-escalation and negotiations.

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