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Security zone<\/b> in Southern Lebanon with new ceasefire<\/b> terms and continuous military strikes<\/b> against Hezbollah <\/b>and increased tension on the border<\/b>.<\/p>\n
In an already combustible backdrop in the Middle East<\/b>, the latest developments around the Israel-Lebanon<\/b> border<\/b> suggest that the military confrontation is entering a new, more institutionalized but no less<\/b> dangerous phase<\/b>. According to international reports, Tel Aviv is seeking the formation of an extended zone of control<\/b> in South Lebanon<\/b>, accompanied by rules of engagement that allow for continuous targeted strikes against Hezbollah positions<\/b> even in the context of a possible ceasefire<\/b>. These moves are part of a broader strategy of rebalancing<\/b> along the border, where security, deterrence and regional influence coexist<\/b> with an ongoing low-intensity conflict<\/b> that remains fluid and unpredictable<\/b>.<\/p>\n
The Israeli military is seeking to maintain control of a security zone<\/b> deep inside southern Lebanon<\/b> in the event of a a ceasefire<\/b> with Hezbollah<\/b>, as well as the freedom to strike military activities<\/b> of the pro-Iranian group, according to the Wall Street Journal<\/b>. <\/p>\n