How does the Israeli presence in Lebanon affect the ceasefire along Israel's northern border?

Israel has conducted a partial withdrawal from Lebanon but maintains five observation posts in the south, which Lebanon considers a violation of the ceasefire and plans to appeal to the UN Security Council. The Lebanese government fears this 'temporary presence' could become a permanent occupation. Israel justifies its continued presence as necessary to prevent Hezbollah from returning to the area, claiming they will withdraw once the Lebanese army is ready to take control. Despite these tensions, the ceasefire is likely to hold as Hezbollah has been significantly weakened during the war and appears unwilling to escalate the situation over this issue.