Ali Al-Tahir Will Explode, and that's What Israel Will Do Next in Southern Lebanon.
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The Hebrew Broadcasting Corporation, Sunday, reported that the Israeli occupation army was preparing to blow up two underground tracks in the heights of Ali al-Tahir in southern Lebanon, and said that Tel Aviv refused to return displaced persons to areas where it claimed to be withdrawn. The official said that the occupying army was preparing to blow up the two tracks below the heights of Ali al-Tahir in the coming days.
Sawalev is preparing the occupation army to reduce and redeploy its forces in southern Lebanon, and to withdraw to positions closer to the border, while preparing for what he described as sensitive days in the north and a possible response from Hezbollah or Iran. Last Thursday, the occupation army announced operational control over a hill on Tahir, after massive operations targeting southern Lebanon.
The Israeli army is preparing to destroy underground infrastructure in the heights of Ali Tahir and withdraw from the yellow line, according to Israeli media...
Israel continues to escalate in southern Lebanon, even after declaring control of Ali al-Tahir hill, with a view to pointing out that no borders have been adhered to for its ongoing military operations. Israel's Minister of Defence, Sirael Kats, has announced the completion of the security zone, but has also indicated that work continues to destroy Hizbullah's tunnels in the south, and that only the party's complete surrender of its weapon. ...
The Israeli army is studying the significant downsizing of its forces in southern Lebanon, and the withdrawal from forward positions towards a new security belt at a distance of 3 to 4 kilometres from the border, as part of a plan that is still under consideration and that has not yet been approved by the political level. According to a report by the journalist Ettay Blumenthal of the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation, these discussions began aft…
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