In a significant development in the long-standing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Lebanese army is set to establish a presence in designated "pilot zones" as part of a plan to facilitate the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the country. The move is seen as a crucial step towards normalizing relations between Lebanon and Israel, which have been strained for decades. The pilot zones, which have not been specifically identified, will serve as a testing ground for the Lebanese military's ability to maintain security and stability in areas currently controlled by Israel. The plan has been welcomed by international diplomats, who view it as a key component in the broader effort to resolve the region's complex conflicts and promote regional stability.
Lebanese army will move into ‘pilot zones’ as part of plan for Israeli withdrawal from the country
