在即将到来的与真主党为期10天的停火期间，以色列军队将继续部署在黎巴嫩南部。
一名以色列官员告诉Ynet新闻网，“我们的部队将继续驻扎在黎巴嫩领土深处”，以色列国防军将采取行动打击任何威胁，这类似于2024年11月黎巴嫩停火协议的安排，当时以色列继续对被指违反停火协议的真主党成员进行打击。
该官员表示：“就像在加沙以及‘咆哮狮子行动’之前的黎巴嫩一样，我们不仅会针对危险采取行动，还会针对新出现的威胁采取行动，并立即实施打击。”
他补充说：“如果在接下来的10天里，黎巴嫩政府不采取实际行动解除真主党的武装，我们将在随后立即以强大的力量采取行动。”
目前，以色列国防军在针对真主党的地面进攻中，驻扎在黎巴嫩南部数公里的深处。到目前为止，以色列官方或军方尚未就停火及其具体条款发表正式声明。
16 April 2026, 8:49 pm
Israeli troops will remain deployed to southern Lebanon amid the upcoming 10-day ceasefire with Hezbollah.
An Israeli official tells the Ynet news site that “our forces will remain deep inside Lebanese territory” and that the IDF will act against any threat, similar to the arrangement in the November 2024 ceasefire in Lebanon, where Israel continued to strike Hezbollah operatives it said were violating the truce.
“As in Gaza and as in Lebanon before Operation Roaring Lion, we will act not only against danger but also against an emerging threat and strike it immediately,” the official is quoted as saying.
The official adds that “if in the next 10 days the Lebanese government does not take practical action to dismantle Hezbollah, we will do so with great force immediately afterward.”
The IDF is currently stationed several kilometers deep inside southern Lebanon amid a ground offensive against Hezbollah.
So far, there has been no official statement from Israeli officials or the military on the ceasefire and its terms.
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