The Israeli occupation has requested the United States to delay the withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon by 30 days beyond the deadline set in the ceasefire agreement. This information comes from a source familiar with the details who spoke to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz.
According to the publication, the United States, France, Lebanon, and the Israeli occupation are in intensive discussions regarding this matter, as reported by a French diplomatic source. The source explained that France would accept any outcome agreed upon by the concerned parties, including Lebanon and the Israeli occupation, to ensure the continuation of the ceasefire.
In a radio interview with the Israeli Army Radio, Michael Herzog, the Israeli occupation's ambassador to the United States, confirmed that "Israel' was in discussions with President Trump's administration to extend the Israeli military's presence in southern Lebanon beyond the upcoming Sunday, the scheduled withdrawal date according to the ceasefire agreement.
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