A 2007 film, “Beaufort,” is gaining renewed attention for its depiction of Israel’s tumultuous withdrawal from Lebanon in 2000. The film, directed by Joseph Cedar and nominated for an Academy Award, focuses on the experiences of Israeli soldiers stationed at the Beaufort outpost in the final months before the pullout. Discussions surrounding the film highlight the complexities and challenges of the withdrawal process. The Times of Israel notes the film’s current resonance, likely due to ongoing regional conflicts and shifting geopolitical dynamics. “Beaufort” portrays a sense of abandonment and uncertainty felt by the soldiers as the withdrawal date approached. The film offers a critical perspective on the strategic decisions and human cost associated with Israel’s long-term presence in southern Lebanon.