Israel refuses to fully withdraw from Lebanon: Here's what to know
Briefly

Israel is violating a ceasefire agreement by keeping troops in five locations in Lebanon, which raises fears of a long-term occupancy. Initially set to withdraw by January 26, Israel's continued presence compels the Lebanese government and Hezbollah to negotiate a new deadline for withdrawal that has also passed. The situation evolved into a complex conflict initiated by Hezbollah in response to the Gaza war, with heightened military tensions instead of de-escalation between Israel and Hezbollah leading to significant consequences for both regions.
Israel's refusal to withdraw from five locations in Lebanon raises concerns of a prolonged occupation and undermines the ceasefire agreement established with Hezbollah.
The ongoing presence of Israeli troops in Lebanon raises tension, as both countries grapple with the implications of ceasefire violations amidst escalating conflict.
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