Lebanon has asked the UNIFIL to demand that Israeli occupation stop working on the separation wall near Metulla settlement pending verification of the breach to Lebanese sovereignty by Israel

Lebanon has asked the leadership of the international forces in the south to demand that Israeli occupation stop working on the separation wall near Metulla settlement pending verification of the breach to Lebanese sovereignty by Israel.
 
The Israeli occupation had extended the wall opposite to Kfar Kila to a distance longer than agreed upon something the Lebanese authorities rejected.

Lebanon had objected to the excavation, arguing that at several points it was between 30 and 65 centimeters closer to the pavement on the Lebanese side of the border than originally agreed upon.

Lebanese officers were given topographical maps by the U.N. in order to follow the construction of the wall to ensure that it follows the agreement.