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Israeli forces have imposed strict movement restrictions on three Christian towns in southern Lebanon, effectively encircling Rmeish, Debel, and Ain Ebel in the Bint Jbeil district. Residents are confined to these areas and must travel in organized convoys along a single route through Naqoura, requiring advance registration of vehicles and travelers.

The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) and the Lebanese army are coordinating the escorted convoys, which are the sole means for relief, medical supplies, and residents to enter or leave the besieged towns. The process involves detailed coordination with Israeli forces to ensure passage, with UNIFIL vehicles accompanying travelers from Qlayleh to the villages.

These measures have drawn international attention, with reports indicating the Vatican has appealed to the United States to intervene and prevent Israel from limiting the movement of residents. The restrictions specifically target the Christian villages in the Bint Jbeil district, while nearby villages in the Marjayoun district remain unaffected, allowing for freer travel.

Meanwhile, Israeli forces have continued destructive activities in other areas, including bulldozing towns and destroying homes within the 'yellow line.' Reports from a senior security source suggest the use of explosives around homes in occupied villages, adding to the ongoing tensions and destruction in the region.

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no vehicle may travel alone.