This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

Malcolm Online, Conference of Presidents, major American Jewish organizations,

my colleague and co-host, CNN, within these hours,

we want Israel out yesterday, not tomorrow, says Lebanon's prime minister,

urging U.S. to pressure Israel to withdraw troops.

We go right to northern Israel, not very far from the border with Lebanon.

Sirits Ahavi of the Ama study group think tank,

watching the Lebanese and their remarks about Israel providing security,

having, we're told, largely defeated Hezbollah.

But, Sarit, a very good day to you. He wants, the Prime Minister of Lebanon

says he wants Israel out. I don't know what that means out. They're maintaining guardposts now,

and they have been continuing to pursue the threat from Hezbollah. So that provides stability for Lebanon.

What is your measure right now of what's going on in Lebanon?

Is it active war fighting or are we looking at a relative calm moment?

Good evening to you.

Good evening.

I'm happy to be with you tonight. Before answering your question, I just want to answer to the Prime Minister of Lebanon that I want Chisbara out yesterday, not tomorrow. And I want the disarramment of Chisbalah in South Lebanon yesterday, not tomorrow. And I've been waiting for 18 years.

So maybe he can wait for 18 years until we will completely withdraw from Lebanon.

This is my answer to the Lebanese Prime Minister.

And now to your question.

IDF had redrew from Lebanon completely except for five positions on top of heels at the size of a company,

...