Israel Hayom, according to sources, reported that the Israeli army has almost completely stopped advancing toward the depths of southern Lebanon.
It added: “There are instructions for the Israeli army to take cover in buildings and trenches to reduce the likelihood of being attacked in southern Lebanon.”
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