Israel withdrawing troops from Lebanon while deadline expires | Hezbollah News

Israel, who removes most forces according to the end of fire, but refuses to leave some border areas, increases uncertainty about the fragile deal.

Israel removed its forces from the southern Lebanon as the end of their withdrawal during a fragile deal to end the fire.

The Israeli military continued a discount that began the previous day on Tuesday morning. However, while the greater part of her forces will meet the revised period, agreed according to the transaction to terminate the fire with Hezbollah, Israel said it would do so remain in five strategic placeswarning that he is ready to resume hostilities.

The army of Lebanon, which under the deal, should be unfolded in the southern part of the country as Israel was released, announced on Tuesday morning that it was present in about a dozen villages and border areas.

The Israeli military spokesman Nadav Shoshany confirmed that five seats will be maintained at the top of the hill to provide advantages and protection of communities in North Israel.

He claims that the “temporary measure” was approved by a US -led body that monitors the truce.

Lebanese President Joseph Aun expressed fears that a complete withdrawal would not be achieved by the deadline, saying that “the Israeli enemy cannot be trusted.”

Hezbollane leader Naim Kassem said on Sunday “There can be no excuses” for delaying withdrawal.

However, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed on Tuesday that the five places would be maintained and warned of action against any “violation” by Hezbollah.

Hezbollah and Israel have agreed to end the fire in November, after months of cross -border war and war, as the Lebanese group associated with Iran

Then Israel began a ground invasion and bombing, which killed more than 4,000 people in Lebanon, according to the Ministry of Public Health.

According to the transaction, mediated by the United States and France, the military in Lebanon had to be located in the southern part of the country together with the peacekeepers of the United Nations, as the Israeli army withdrew for a period of 60 days.

Hezbollah had to retreat north of the Litani River, about 30 km (18.6 miles) from the border and dismantle the rest of the military infrastructure there.

The initial deadline for the withdrawal of Israeli at the end of January was extended until February 18.

On Monday, however, the military in Israel announced that they would maintain five seats along the border to “continue to protect our residents and to make sure there was no immediate threat.”

Derivative

Israel's refusal to withdraw all its forces provides more uncertainty about the fragile deal to end fire.

Israel has been involved in sporadic attacks that are said to be aimed at Hezbollah's forces in violation of the conditions of termination of fire. The Lebanese group denied the charges.

The location of the location of armed conflicts and events (ACLED) data registered 330 air raids and shells carried out by Israel between November 27 and January 10 and 260 destinations of property.

Authorities estimate the cost of reconstruction can reach more than $ 10 billion, while about 100,000 people remain internally displaced, according to UN data.

Authorities in Lebanon on Monday rejected any extension of the withdrawal period and called on the sponsors of the pressure transaction on Israel.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted that Israel would do what he needed to “apply” the cessation of fire, saying that “Hezbollah should be disarmed.”