Israel draws most of the forces according to the deceased fire, but the refusal to leave some border areas strengthens the uncertainty over fragile agreements.
Israel draws its forces from South Lebanon because the deadline for their withdrawal under the fragile agreement on the termination of fire.
The Israeli army continued on Tuesday morning on Tuesday morning. However, although most of his forces will fulfill the revised deadline agreed under the termination of fire with Hezbollah, Israel said he would Stay on five strategic locationsA warning that he is ready to continue hostilities.
The Lebanese army, which should be deployed in the south of the country as it leaves under the agreement, has left Israel on Tuesday morning that it is present in a dozen villages and border areas.
Israeli military spokesman Nada Shoshani confirmed that five locations on the hills would be held to ensure the lookouts and protection of communities in northern Israel.
He claimed that the “temporary measure” approved a body that was monitored by the Party under the leadership of the United States.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun expressed concern that the complete withdrawal would not be reached by saying that “the Israeli enemy cannot be trusted.”
Hezbollah’s leader Naim Qassem said on Sunday “there can be no pronunciation” for delay in withdrawal.
However, Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed on Tuesday that five locations would be held and alerted to the action against any “violation” of Hezbollah.
Hezbollah and Israel agreed on the interruption of fire in November, after months of cross -border hostilities and war, as the Lebanese group related to Iranian responded to the war of Israel in Gaza with rocket attacks on northern Israel, which were returned by fire from the Israeli side.
Israel then launched a ground floor and bombing in which more than 4,000 people across Lebanon were killed, according to the Ministry of Public Health.
According to the agreement, which mediated in the United States and France, the Lebanese army was to be arranged in the south of the country, together with the United Nations Peace Forces, as the Israeli army withdrew over the 60-day period.
Hezbollah was supposed to pull north of the Litani River, about 30 km (18.6 miles) from the border, and disassemble its remaining military infrastructure there.
The initial deadline for Israeli withdrawal at the end of January was extended to February 18th.
However, on Monday, the Israeli army announced that it would hold five locations along the border to “continue to defend our residents and ensure that there is no immediate threat.”
Fragile job
The rejection of Israel to withdraw all its strength gives greater uncertainty due to a fragile agreement on the termination of fire.
Israel dealt with sporadic attacks for which the targeted forces of Hezbollah writes, violating the terms of tribute. The Lebanese group denied the charges against it.
The project of armed conflicts and events (ACLED) data (ACLED) recorded 330 air raids and shells that Israel implemented between November 27 and January 10 and 260 destruction of property.
Authorities estimate that the cost of renovation could reach more than $ 10 billion, while about 100,000 people remain internally displaced, according to the UN data.
On Monday, authorities in Lebanon rejected any extension of the withdrawal period and called on the sponsors of the agreement to press Israel.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted that Israel would do what he must “impose” the truce, declaring that “Hezbollah must be disarmed.”
