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The Israeli Redeployment and Lebanese Army Pilot Deployment

Update 2 sa 2PinakabagoHul 29, 7:16 PM UTCAraw 8Pagkalipas ng 7 araw
Lebanon Tests Fragile Truce as Army Enters Zawtar After Israeli Pullback
Three villages, one army deployment and a flag in the rubble: inside Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh, the first test of a US-brokered framework for Israeli withdrawal and Lebanese return.
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Ano ang nagbago
- Lebanese army deployed to Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh on July 21 after Israeli withdrawal.
- Three villages — Froun, Srifa and Zawtar al-Gharbiya — were named as the first pilot zones.
- Prime Minister Nawaf Salam visited July 22 and raised a Lebanese flag in the rubble.
Bukas pa noon
- No verified total for returning families, destroyed homes, or security conditions in adjacent villages.
- No public verification yet that phased withdrawal and disarmament are proceeding beyond the initial deployment.
Ang sinabi naming babantayan
- Whether residents who came back in late July are able to remain through the coming weeks.
- Whether the framework expands beyond Zawtar to Froun, Srifa and other southern areas.
Update 1 sa 2Hul 22, 2:44 PM UTCAraw 1
A Lebanese President in the Oval Office: Aoun Returns to Washington After 17 Years
Trump pledges help on the 'Hezbollah problem' as a fragile pilot-zone deployment collides with warning shots on the ground.
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- It had been 17 years since a Lebanese president last sat in the Oval Office. On Tuesday, July 21, 2026, that streak ended when Joseph Aoun crossed the threshold as the first head of state from Beirut to be received there since 2009 . The number that mattered most was the one President Donald Trump kept coming back to: the Hezbollah arsenal, and the question of who controls it.