Lebanese Army Deploys After Israeli Withdrawal

The Lebanese army has started moving into a town in southern Lebanon called Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh after Israeli forces left the area.

This is part of a plan made by the United States to help Lebanon take control of a part of their country that Israel has been occupying.

The plan also includes the Lebanese army taking weapons from a group called Hezbollah and Israeli troops slowly leaving the area.

The Lebanese army is asking people not to go back to the town until it's safe.

Israel is not sure if Lebanon can make Hezbollah give up their weapons, but they think the plan could help make peace in the long run.

The leader of Lebanon is going to meet with the U.S. President to talk about this.