A Fragile Truce Takes Shape in Lebanon's South The recent withdrawal of Israeli forces from a small part of southern Lebanon has set in motion a delicate experiment in coexistence between Israel and Hezbollah, with the Lebanese army playing a crucial role as guarantor of stability.
The "pilot zone" plan, brokered by the United States, aims to establish a precedent for disarmament and demilitarization in the conflict prone region.
The deployment of Lebanese troops to Zawtar al Gharbiyeh village marks a significant turning point in the implementation of the Trilateral Framework agreement between Israel, Lebanon, and the US.