Sources say Israeli military is considering withdrawing from parts of southern Lebanon On June 24th, according to reports from Golden Finance, Israel is considering withdrawing troops from parts of southern Lebanon during a new round of talks between Israel and Lebanon in the United States. It is reported that the fifth round of talks between Israel and Lebanon was launched in the United States on the 23rd and is expected to continue until the 25th. Unlike Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's previous statement that the Israeli army will continue to stay in the "safe zone" in southern Lebanon, this round of talks is discussing the withdrawal of Israeli troops from some areas of Lebanon. It is reported that some areas where the Israeli army is expected to withdraw are located south of the so-called "yellow line", which is the area where the Israeli army is currently located. A senior Israeli official told Channel 13 that the Israeli military has "occupied some areas in recent days for negotiations and then withdrew from there. The official said that the Israeli army will withdraw from a "small area" in southern Lebanon, covering only a "few percentage points" of the relevant region. It is reported that the relevant withdrawal plan is part of a plan promoted by the United States. According to the plan, the US military will train the Lebanese army to enhance its deployment and control capabilities, and confirm that personnel entering the Israeli withdrawal zone belong to the Lebanese army, not Hezbollah militants.