Israel establishes 'Yellow Line' in Lebanon

In a significant strategic development, Israel is formalizing its military presence in occupied Lebanese territory despite the ongoing truce.

The 'Yellow Line' serves as a boundary separating Israeli forces from areas inhabited by civilians, with commanders claiming authority over which regions are safe for return.

Human rights groups and Lebanese officials have condemned the doctrine, alleging it represents a systematic transformation of military practice into long-term territorial control.

Tensions remain high as Israeli troops reportedly hit a 'terrorist cell' operating near the new line over the weekend.