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Israeli Forces Withdraw from Southern Lebanon Amid Ceasefire Tensions

Israeli troops have withdrawn from southern Lebanon villages, but remain in five locations, igniting controversy over the ceasefire terms.

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The troops' presence is also a sore point with the militant Hezbollah group, which has demanded action from the authorities.
Villagers in southern Lebanon prepare to return home as Israeli army withdraws under ceasefire deal
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Updated: Feb 18th, 2025, 2:44 PM ET

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Israeli forces have withdrawn from southern Lebanon, per a U.S.-brokered ceasefire ending the Israel-Hezbollah conflict. However, the military's continued presence in five strategic areas has drawn condemnation from Lebanese leaders, who view it as a breach of the agreement. As residents return, many find their homes destroyed. Lebanese officials are pressing for full withdrawal while Israeli authorities cite security concerns. Over 4,000 deaths have been reported, intensifying the humanitarian crisis for displaced families.

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