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  5. Israel delays withdrawal from southern Lebanon beyond Sunday's deadline

Israel delays withdrawal from southern Lebanon beyond Sunday's deadline

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Israeli forces are not expected to withdraw from southern Lebanon by the deadline set in the ceasefire agreement, with the government stating that the withdrawal will likely take longer than the initial 60 days agreed upon.

  1. IL
    Israeli Prime Minister's Office
    1. The IDF [Israel Defense Forces] withdrawal is conditional upon the Lebanese army deploying in southern Lebanon.
    2. Since the ceasefire agreement has not yet been fully enforced by Lebanon, the gradual withdrawal process will continue, in full coordination with the United States.
  2. IL
    Michael Herzog
    Israeli Embassy
    1. The agreement included a 60-day target for completing the IDF's withdrawal from southern Lebanon and for the Lebanese army to take its place, but it isn't set in stone and was phrased with some flexibility.
  3. IL
    David Mencer
    Israeli Government
    1. We've also made clear that these movements have not been fast enough and there is much more work to do.
    2. There have been positive movements where the Lebanese army and UNIFIL have taken the place of Hezbollah forces, as stipulated in the agreement.
  4. LB
    Ali Fayyad
    Hezbollah
    1. This confrontation is the responsibility of all Lebanese: the government, the army, the people, parties and resistance.
    2. We in Hezbollah are waiting for the date of January 26, the day on which the ceasefire requires a full Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory.
  5. US
    US Department of Defense
    1. The cessation of hostilities commitments that went into effect Nov. 27, 2024, state that IDF withdrawal from the Southern Litani area should be accomplished in 60 days.
  6. US
    David Wood
    Crisis Group
    1. For as long as Israel remains inside Lebanese territory, it can potentially reinforce Hezbollah's narrative that the Lebanese state alone, through the army, cannot resist Israeli occupation and therefore needs assistance from the continuation of Hezbollah's military wing and its armed resistance.

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sources

  1. 1.The Washington Post
  2. 2.CNN
  3. 3.The Guardian
  4. 4.France 24
  5. 5.Al Jazeera
  6. 6.Agence France-Presse
  7. 7.Channel 12 News
  8. 8.Israeli Army Radio
  9. 9.National News Agency
  10. 10.Reuters
  11. 11.Yedioth Ahronoth

perspectives

  1. 1.US Foreign Policy
  2. 2.Israel-Palestine Conflict
  3. 3.British Foreign Policy
  4. 4.Israel Foreign Policy
  5. 5.Israel under Benjamin Netanyahu
  6. 6.2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel
  7. 7.Iran Foreign Policy
  8. 8.Ethnic tensions
  9. 9.French Foreign Policy
  10. 10.Israel-Lebanese Hezbollah Conflict
  11. 11.Espionage
  12. 12.Italian Foreign Policy

countries

  1. 1.FranceFR
  2. 2.IsraelIL
  3. 3.Iran, Islamic Republic ofIR
  4. 4.LebanonLB
  5. 5.Syrian Arab RepublicSY
  6. 6.United StatesUS

organizations

  1. 1.HezbollahLB
  2. 2.Israel Defense ForcesIL
  3. 3.United Nations
  4. 4.UN Interim Force in Lebanon
  5. 5.HamasPS
  6. 6.Israeli Prime Minister's OfficeIL
  7. 7.Lebanese armyLB
  8. 8.National Unity Party
  9. 9.Shia
  10. 10.UN International Crisis Group
  11. 11.UN Security Council

persons

  1. 1.Benjamin NetanyahuIL
  2. 2.Donald TrumpUS
  3. 3.Hassan NasrallahLB
  4. 4.Ali FayyadLB
  5. 5.Bashar Al-AssadSY
  6. 6.David MencerIL
  7. 7.Michael HerzogIL
  8. 8.Ora Hatan
  9. 9.Abbas Awada
  10. 10.Benny GantzIL
  11. 11.David WoodUS
  12. 12.Joe BidenUS

technicals

  1. 1.Litani River
  2. 2.West Bank
Israel delays withdrawal from southern Lebanon beyond Sunday's deadline