By this logic, the Litani River would act as a buffer zone between Hezbollah and Israel. While a ceasefire did take effect days after the resolution passed and Israeli forces withdrew from Lebanon ...

The Litani River in Southern Lebanon, just 30km from Israel’s border, is vital for agriculture and supplies water to 20% of Lebanon's population. It’s now central to the Israel-Hezbollah ...

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The Litani River is roughly 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) inside Lebanon from the border with Israel. “In simple words: enforcement, enforcement, enforcement,” Netanyahu said, adding that it was ...

Despite Hezbollah’s declarations throughout the war, the terrorist organization has agreed to drop its demands and is ready to withdraw beyond the Litani River, Lebanon's MTV website ...

This photo shows the smoke caused by an Israeli air raid on the course of the Litani River in Litani, Lebanon, on Sept. 21, 2024. [Photo/Xinhua] Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on ...

Amid increased fear of a widening of the Middle East conflict, Israel says it will be "left with no choice" but to act if Hezbollah does not withdraw its forces north of the Litani River in southern ...

Despite Hezbollah’s declarations throughout the war, the terrorist organization has agreed to drop its demands and is ready to withdraw beyond the Litani River, Lebanon's MTV website ...

Israel has expanded its forced displacement orders for Lebanese, north of the Litani River, according to a new statement released by Israel's military.

These include that Hezbollah withdraw to the north of the Litani River, some 30 kilometres from the Israeli border. It also stipulated that the Lebanese state’s army deploy along the border ...

As ground troops move into Lebanon, the Litani River has been pinpointed by Israel as a boundary which should not be crossed by civilians as their safety "cannot be guaranteed".

“What Israel wants is to push Hezbollah back 30 kilometres from the Israeli border back to the Litani River and to stop rocket fire,” Mr Barton told Sky News Australia. “The hope was that ...