End of 60-day ceasefire/Lebanese return to their homes without fear of Zionists.
According to Al-Manar, hundreds of Lebanese citizens gathered at the entrances of villages and places of residence in the south of the country to return to their homes in light of the end of the 60-day deadline for the Zionist regime.
Lebanese media reported that Lebanese citizens are moving towards their homes without fear of the occupiers, despite warnings from the Zionist regime’s army.
Residents of the town of Al-Khayyam entered the area in their cars. Zionist soldiers opened fire on Lebanese refugees in Kafr Qala, injuring three people. It was also reported that the Zionist forces took two Lebanese citizens prisoner.
The Zionist regime has not only not withdrawn from southern Lebanon after the deadline, but has also carried out brutal attacks on the Kafr Qala and Mays al-Jabal areas in the past few hours.
The ceasefire agreement emphasizes that Hezbollah will also withdraw north of the Litani River in response to the Zionist regime’s withdrawal from southern Lebanon within 60 days.
The Zionist regime’s missile systems are on alert in the north of the occupied territories
The Zionist regime’s media announced that the regime’s defense system in the north of the occupied territories had been put on alert.
At the same time, the spokesman for the Zionist regime’s army claimed: “Our forces in southern Lebanon are eliminating threats in some areas. Our forces have arrested many people in southern Lebanon, and these people approached our forces and were considered a danger to them.”
This is while the Lebanese army announced the martyrdom of one of its soldiers and the wounding of another during the shooting by the Zionist soldiers.
At the same time, the Zionist regime’s media are extremely frightened by the insistence of the residents of the south to return to their areas.
Israeli media reported: After 15 months of war, images are being recorded that everyone in the north fears.
These sources stated: There is concern that the situation in the south will become more complicated and the reserve forces are furious at the army’s insistence on staying in southern Lebanon.