The Bottom Line
The past 24 hours reinforce a reality that can no longer be ignored: the ceasefire exists on paper, while Israeli military pressure continues on the ground.
The attacks are not limited to isolated strikes. Airpower, artillery, drones, machine-gun fire, demolition operations and fires are being employed across multiple areas of the South.
At the same time, the political debate inside Lebanon is increasingly shifting toward a fundamental question:
Is Lebanon being pushed toward accepting a permanent security belt in the South — or will Beirut reject the transformation of occupied territory into a new political reality?