According to the source, Israel will allow the establishment of 'experimental zones' under Lebanese army control if Hezbollah ceases fire and withdraws its operatives from south Lebanon
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According to the source, Israel will allow the establishment of 'experimental zones' under Lebanese army control if Hezbollah ceases fire and withdraws its operatives from south Lebanon
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06:31 AM • June 09 2026 IDT
An official U.S. source told Haaretz on Sunday about a plan to establish "experimental zones" that would be under the control of the Lebanese army. According to the source, their establishment would be possible if Hezbollah fulfills the ceasefire conditions, which include "a complete cessation of fire and the withdrawal of its operatives from the area south of the Litani River."
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