Israel's Channel 14 reported today, Wednesday, that "it has been decided at the political level to move the northern border with Lebanon by about 8 kilometers." According to the Hebrew channel, this will come "with full ground control extending to the third line of villages, reaching the outskirts of Tyre, over at least 18 advanced positions in the entire area." It indicated that "in addition to that, there will be full operational control over surveillance and fire operations up to the Litani River and beyond." Channel 14 explained that "the decision dictates that, until Hezbollah disarms, the Israeli army will remain entirely in the area, or in other words: until further notice." The "buffer zone"... Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced earlier that his forces are in the process of expanding the "buffer zone" in southern Lebanon, as they continue their military campaign against Hezbollah. He said: "We have established a real security zone that prevents any infiltration towards the Galilee and the northern border," adding: "We are expanding this area to push away the threat of anti-tank missiles and to establish a wider buffer zone. The Israeli Prime Minister added that dismantling Hezbollah remains "at the core" of Israel's goals in Lebanon, considering that "this is linked to the broader confrontation with Iran." He continued: "We are determined to bring about a radical change in the situation in Lebanon."