Zawtar Al Gharbieh

Lebanon's prime minister visited a damaged southern village as a Washington-brokered agreement with Israel began implementation, aiming for Israeli troop withdrawal and Lebanese military deployment in southern areas. The deal follows months of conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, which has refused disarmament calls, and includes 'pilot zones' for Lebanese control.

Lebanon's prime minister visited a southern village as a US-brokered agreement with Israel begins, aiming for Lebanese military deployment and Israeli troop withdrawal. The agreement includes a pilot zone of villages, but Hezbollah opposes it, and ongoing conflict has caused significant casualties and displacement.

Lebanon's prime minister visited a damaged southern village as a U.S.-brokered agreement with Israel appears to progress, calling for full Israeli military withdrawal. The agreement involves Lebanese military deployment in areas previously controlled by Hezbollah, with Israeli troops withdrawing from some villages, though neither side has fully occupied the regions yet.

Lebanon's prime minister visited a southern village as a US-brokered agreement with Israel begins, aiming for Israeli withdrawal and Lebanese military deployment in areas previously under Hezbollah. The conflict has caused significant casualties and displacement, with rebuilding efforts starting.