Israel Unveils Lebanon 'Yellow Line'

Israel has formalized its military presence in southern Lebanon by establishing a buffer zone that brings dozens of abandoned villages under its direct control.

The 'yellow line' restricts the movement of displaced residents attempting to return to their homes during the temporary truce.

Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that troops have been instructed to demolish structures or roads deemed 'booby-trapped' or threatening.

The measure has drawn comparisons to military zones established in Gaza, raising concerns about the durability of the peace agreement.