Israel to retain control over southern Lebanon after Hezbollah war
Israel says it will keep control over part of southern Lebanon after the war with Hezbollah ends. Defence Minister Israel Katz also announced the demolition of houses in Lebanese villages near the border.
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz stated that Israel will retain control over a part of southern Lebanon once the war with Hezbollah concludes. This declaration highlights Israel's firm stance in the region, aiming to ensure border security following the conflict. Additionally, Katz announced that houses in Lebanese villages near the Israeli border will be demolished, a measure that authorities say is intended to prevent future threats and attacks. These actions reflect Israel's strategy to maintain a buffer zone and deter Hezbollah activity in the area, though they may lead to further tensions in relations with Lebanon and the international community.
