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@Adam
What Rayland is reporting, and which was sourced to Channel 14, is that the army will not be withdrawing its troops. And yes, let us hope that this report turns out to be accurately reported.
Let’shope Rayland Givens in right. It seems to me, though, that resuming offensive operations in an area from which an army has withdrawn its troops is a very difficult task.
So, where is this buffer zone, exactly? Israel’s buffer zone should be all the way to the Litani River, and if that is not effective, keep pushing north.
This agreement has all the hallmarks of previous agreements that participants found loopholes in that you could drive a war through. For instance, I found mention here and elsewhere that IDF is expected to vacate southern Lebanon within 60 days. I found no mention of any such limits on anyone else. What a wonderful agreement. The only thing it buys us is time, until the other side wakes up and makes use of this opportunity.