Lebanon Village Declares 'Pilot Zone
The Israeli army gave control back to the Lebanese government in certain areas. This is meant to stop fighting between Hezbollah and Israel. Many people think the plan will not work.
The ‘pilot zones’ are called ‘pilot zones’ and are in the south of Lebanon. The Lebanese army is now in the village of A Zaoutar El-Gharbiyé. This village is near the Litani River and close to land Israel controls. Residents say Israel has damaged the area. The agreement says Hezbollah must stop having a military role.
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Highlights
Israeli Army Returns Control
The Israeli army gave control of areas back to the Lebanese government.
Pilot Zones Established
Designated areas are called 'pilot zones' to reduce fighting.
A Zaoutar Declared Zone
The village of A Zaoutar El-Gharbiyé is a 'pilot zone'.
Washington Mediates Agreement
The agreement was made with help from Washington.
Hezbollah Must Disarm
The agreement requires Hezbollah to disarm and stop security work.