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Lebanon Annex Puts 24/7 Cell Before IDF Pullback

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The published Israel-Lebanon-U.S. framework and security-annex reporting show the first Israeli redeployment in southern Lebanon depends on a military coordination mechanism, Lebanese army deployment and verified Hezbollah disarmament. The framework text was published publicly, and the Military Coordination Group for Lebanon is meant to operate 24/7 with U.S., Israeli, Lebanese and partner participation. The limited pilot withdrawal is conditional rather than automatic. For Israel, the key is sequencing: no pullback should become a gift to Hezbollah before the Iranian-backed terror army is removed from the border.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of olive groves and farm tracks on the south Lebanese plateau below Beaufort Castle, which faces Deir Mimas across the Litani River; archival 2007 context, not the reported troop positions or strikes near Sajed.

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