The Israeli army has started withdrawing several brigades from southern Lebanon as part of a "reactivation training" plan, with operations expected to continue for several weeks, Israeli news outlet Ynet reported. 

The decision to pull back troops appears to be a strategic move, as military officials reassess the situation on the ground. The Israeli army is reportedly conducting these training exercises to prepare for potential future operations, signaling a readiness to respond to developments in the region.

In parallel, Israeli ground operations in southern Lebanon are set to persist for the coming weeks as military leaders await instructions from political authorities on whether a ceasefire will be reached soon.