Israeli Media: Israel Informs Washington of the Failure of the "Pilot Project" in Southern Lebanon
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Israeli media claims that the Tel Aviv administration informed the US that the "pilot zones project" launched in southern Lebanon after the agreement signed with Beirut has failed, while Israeli security sources allege that the Lebanese army has not taken effective steps against Hezbollah infrastructure.
It was supposed to be a model village for the Lebanese army's reconstruction and sovereignty. Instead, Zawtar al-Gharbije in southern Lebanon remains cut off from water and electricity, and under direct fire and view from Israeli forces. We bring you a report from the village that has become a "pilot zone" without knowing why.
Israeli media claims that the Tel Aviv government informed the US that its pilot project in southern Lebanon had failed, and accused the Lebanese army of being ineffective in combating Hezbollah infrastructure.
Occupied Jerusalem: An Israeli website reported that Tel Aviv informed the United States that the "pilot zones project," which began in southern Lebanon following the signing of the memorandum of understanding between Beirut and Tel Aviv, "has failed." The Walla news website reported on Thursday that Israel sent a message to Washington through security channels stating that the "pilot zones project" in southern Lebanon had failed. It added that …
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