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US delegation in Lebanon to discuss Israel 'pilot zone' withdrawal: official
A US military delegation met with Lebanon’s army in Beirut to discuss the implementation of Israel’s withdrawal from a “pilot zone” in occupied territory, a Lebanese military official told AFP on Saturday. Under a framework agreement reached on June 26, Israel will gradually withdraw from areas of southern Lebanon where it has deployed troops to [] The post US delegation in Lebanon to discuss Israel 'pilot zone' withdrawal: official appeared first on HESPRESS English - Morocco News.
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Egyptian Gazette
· Jul 9, 2026
Lebanon: US delegation to oversee Israeli withdrawal from ‘pilot zones’
A US delegation was expected to arrive in Lebanon soon to oversee the implementation of Israel’s withdrawal from “pilot zones” in the south, the Lebanese presidency reported on Thursday, citing the American ambassador. Lebanon is demanding that Israel withdraw from these zones before taking part in a new round of negotiations scheduled for July 15 [] The post Lebanon: US delegation to oversee Israeli withdrawal from ‘pilot zones’ appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.
Jewish News Syndicate
· Jul 9, 2026
Israel, Lebanon move to implementation phase of framework agreement, US official says
The U.S.-brokered agreement calls for pilot zones in Southern Lebanon where Hezbollah forces would be removed and the Lebanese Armed Forces would assume control ahead of an Israeli withdrawal.
Modern Diplomacy
· Jun 24, 2026
Israel and Lebanon Discuss US Backed Troop Withdrawal Plan in Washington Talks
Israeli and Lebanese officials are discussing a U.S. backed proposal that would see Israeli troops withdraw from parts of southern Lebanon and transfer control of those areas to the Lebanese army. The discussions are taking place during high level talks in Washington aimed at consolidating the fragile ceasefire that has largely held since Sunday. The [] The post Israel and Lebanon Discuss US Backed Troop Withdrawal Plan in Washington Talks appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.
National Post
· Jun 27, 2026
Israel, Lebanon sign U.S.-brokered agreement to restore Lebanese sovereignty to southern part of country
Under the deal, Hezbollah would withdraw, or be removed, from designated pilot zones that would then be transferred simultaneously from Israeli control to the Lebanese Armed Forces
Vanguard News
· Jul 9, 2026
US to guide Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon zones – Officials
The United States will oversee the withdrawal of Israeli forces from pilot zones in the south, with the first to get underway within days, Lebanese and US officials said Thursday. The post US to guide Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon zones – Officials appeared first on Vanguard News.
Haaretz
· Jun 27, 2026
Israel to withdraw from Lebanon only after Hezbollah disarmed, deal says
The text of the agreement signed on Friday includes setting up two 'pilot zones' in southern Lebanon where the Lebanese army would assume full security responsibility. One of the zones appears to require Israeli withdrawal
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Related coverage for "US delegation in Lebanon to discuss Israel 'pilot zone' withdrawal: official": Egyptian Gazette — Lebanon: US delegation to oversee Israeli withdrawal from ‘pilot zones’. Jewish News Syndicate — Israel, Lebanon move to implementation phase of framework agreement, US official says. Modern Diplomacy — Israel and Lebanon Discuss US Backed Troop Withdrawal Plan in Washington Talks. National Post — Israel, Lebanon sign U.S.-brokered agreement to restore Lebanese sovereignty to southern part of country. Vanguard News — US to guide Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon zones – Officials. Haaretz — Israel to withdraw from Lebanon only after Hezbollah disarmed, deal says