Israel Is Creating a Buffer Zone Outside the "Yellow Line" in Southern Lebanon.
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The Israeli army intensified its military action aimed at transforming the village strip adjacent to the yellow line in southern Lebanon into an off-line buffer zone, a burnt-out land where residents do not reside, and which does not include any civilian homes or installations, amid Lebanese fears that this would be part of a long-term occupation plan.
Nadhir Reda wrote in Asharq Al-Awsat: The Israeli army has intensified its military operations aimed at transforming the strip of villages adjacent to the "Yellow Line" in southern Lebanon into a buffer zone outside the line, a scorched earth devoid of residents and containing no homes or civilian infrastructure, amid Lebanese fears that this is part of a plan for a long-term occupation. And... Read more
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