Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam stated Wednesday that Beirut is actively pursuing a “complete Israeli withdrawal” from occupied areas. This declaration came during a visit to a village recently secured by the Lebanese army. The push for withdrawal is linked to a US-sponsored agreement finalized last month, aiming to stabilize the region. A core component of the agreement involves the Lebanese army disarming Hezbollah within designated zones. Simultaneously, Israel is expected to withdraw its military presence from “pilot zones,” paving the way for Lebanese forces to deploy. The agreement represents a significant step towards resolving long-standing border disputes and tensions between Lebanon and Israel. The success of the plan hinges on full implementation by both sides.