Israel Today commentator Edy Cohen on the political and social challenges in Lebanon following the election of Joseph Aoun as president.
Lebanon
“These withdrawals will continue until all Israeli forces are out of Lebanon completely,” said US envoy Amos Hochstein.
Hezbollah’s repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement and the Lebanese Armed Forces’ slow deployment to the region have raised concerns in Jerusalem.
Israel plans to build an advanced border barrier to protect against Hezbollah attacks.
The IDF is operating in more than 40 communities to clear out unexploded Hezbollah ammunition, as well as remove Israeli military equipment.
We will ensure the “restoration of security to allow the residents of the north to return safely to their homes,” said the Israeli defense minister.
Israeli soldiers continue to uncover Hezbollah weapons caches in Southern Lebanon.
Those with eyes should see, and those with ears should hear. The world is amazed by Israel’s achievements since October 7, but not everyone can admit it.
We examine the latest developments in the Syrian civil war, which put Iran further in crisis and present Israel with a strategic dilemma.
Unlike Hamas to the south, Hezbollah has not been destroyed; it continues to exert influence over the country, and Iran can quickly rebuild it.