Defense Minister: IDF will remain at security points in Lebanon indefinitely

IDF to remain at five Lebanon outposts ‘indefinitely,’ Katz says

“This is intended to protect the residents of the north, regardless of any future negotiations over disputed border points,” the Defense Ministry said.The post IDF to remain at five Lebanon outposts ‘indefinitely,’ Katz says appeared first on JNS.org.

IDF Troops Will Remain in Five Outposts in Lebanon - Geller Report

The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon, signed on Nov. 27, 2024, requires both Israel and Hezbollah to leave the area between the Litani River and Lebanon’s border with Israel. But Hezbollah has not removed many of its combatants and continues to hide weapons inside civilian villages in that territory. The Lebanese Army was supposed to enforce its side of the agreement by forcing Hezbollah forces north of the Litani River, but has be…

Defense Minister: IDF will remain at security points in Lebanon indefinitely

Minister Israel Katz says the IDF will remain at 5 locations in southern Lebanon as long as this is necessary to prevent Hezbollah from threatening the residents of northern Israel.

Israeli Defense Minister Says Troops Will Stay In Five Southern Lebanon Posts ‘Indefinitely’

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said on March 14 that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) would remain deployed at five... The post Israeli Defense Minister Says Troops Will Stay In Five Southern Lebanon Posts ‘Indefinitely’ appeared first on South Front.

After assessing the situation, Minister Yisrael Katz said that the IDF would not withdraw from the five controlling points and instructed the army to prepare for a long stay in them • “It is our job to provide security to the inhabitants of the north and we will do it without compromise,” the minister claimed

The IDF will remain at the five points that control the buffer zones in Lebanon, indefinitely, for the sake of protecting the residents of the north, regardless of any future negotiations on disputed points on the border. Defense Minister Katz: "We will protect the residents of the north against any threat"