Writer argues deal forces IDF to stay in most Lebanese villages until Hezbollah military dismantled

A Hebrew-language analysis circulating on Israeli channels argues the emerging Lebanon framework agreement requires the IDF to remain in all but two destroyed villages, and to withdraw fully only after Hezbollah ceases to exist as a military organization — which the writer assesses will not happen in the coming years. The piece reflects an opinion, not an official position.

A Hebrew-language analysis shared Saturday morning on Israeli Telegram channels argues that the emerging Lebanon framework agreement leaves the IDF in control of most southern Lebanese villages, with only two villages — described as having been turned into rubble — slated for withdrawal. The analyst contends that the agreement's terms tie full Israeli withdrawal to the condition that Hezbollah ceases to exist as a military organization, which the writer assesses will not happen in the coming years. The analysis concludes that for now, the deal represents a "win-win" situation for neither side. The piece is an opinion and does not reflect an official Israeli or Hezbollah position.

The analysis echoes themes from recent reporting by The Zioneer and Israeli media: a senior Israeli figure said earlier Saturday that the deal keeps the IDF in some 60 captured villages including Beaufort Castle and the Ali Taher ridge, and allows Israel to strike Hezbollah operatives approaching the Yellow Line. Hezbollah itself has warned that conditions will not revert to those before March 2. No official confirmation of the analysis's interpretation of the withdrawal mechanism has been published by either party.

2 developments

1. 1 hour ago · 10:47 · 27 JunLatest

   Analysis argues IDF remains in most villages until Hezbollah military is dismantled.

2. 10:20 · 27 Jun

   Senior figure: deal keeps IDF in 60 Lebanese villages, may trigger civil war in Lebanon

• Developing15:26 · 15 JunHezbollah statement implies no full IDF withdrawal, no prisoner release in emerging deal
• Developing2 hours ago · 10:28 · 27 JunFull text of Israel-Lebanon framework: gradual IDF withdrawal after Hezbollah disarmament
• Developing2 hours ago · 10:22 · 27 JunSenior Israeli figure: Lebanon deal's test is on the ground, IDF must retain freedom of action
• Developing14 hours ago · 21:38 · 26 JunAnalysis: Iran leverage limits IDF freedom in Lebanon as Hezbollah is seen rebuilding

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