Israeli officials have linked the planned withdrawal of troops from southern Lebanon to the strengthening of the Lebanese army, according to Arab News. The move comes as tensions remain high in the region.
The Israeli military has not yet confirmed the details of the withdrawal, but officials have expressed support for a stronger Lebanese military presence. This follows recent reports of Israeli attacks on paramedics in southern Lebanon, which have raised concerns about the humanitarian situation.
Iran's security chief has called for an end to the war on all fronts and the lifting of the US naval blockade, adding to the complexity of the regional conflict. The situation remains volatile as multiple parties continue to negotiate and prepare for potential escalation.
The Lebanese government has yet to respond directly to Israel's proposal, but the issue of military capability remains a key point of discussion in ongoing diplomatic talks.
