The Israeli army's anticipated withdrawal from southern Lebanon, aligned with a ceasefire deal with Hezbollah, faces delays beyond the January 26 deadline. Prime Minister Netanyahu's office insists that the ceasefire agreement remains unenforced, citing insufficient actions from the Lebanese army. Despite reports of heavy Israeli military activity in southern Lebanon, there are suggestions that the government may request an extension from the U.S. administration, fearing Hezbollah's regrouping in the region. Political figures within Israel advocate for continued operations against Hezbollah, further complicating the ceasefire situation.
Israeli forces' withdrawal from southern Lebanon is set to extend beyond agreed 60 days, citing underperformance by the Lebanese army in enforcing the ceasefire.
Israel reportedly seeks to maintain troop presence in Lebanon, claiming Hezbollah's regrouping and slow deployment of Lebanese forces as justifications for extension.
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