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Lebanon's army asks for $3bn but has 'nothing real' so far (opens the original)
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Nearly two years after the November 2024 cessation of hostilities between Lebanon and Israel, the Lebanese Armed Forces face a growing gap between the responsibilities they have been asked to assume and the international support provided to them. The army has been tasked with extending state authority across Lebanon, beginning with the area south of the Litani River, while preparing to assume wider responsibilities as the UN peacekeeping mission in Lebanon, Unifil, approaches the end of its mand
What Israel’s 'operational control' of strategic hill really means for Hezbollah and Lebanon (opens the original)
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For months, the south Lebanon hill of Ali al-Taher was treated by Hezbollah as an exception to a strategy it had otherwise adopted since the beginning of the war with Israel on 2 March: avoid fighting to hold fixed geographical positions at all costs. The shift reflected lessons drawn from the 2024 war, when Hezbollah's attempt to maintain front-line positions produced heavy casualties without preventing Israel from penetrating parts of southern Lebanon. An official familiar with the group's thi
Exclusive: Trump demanded direct talks with Hezbollah but was denied (opens the original)
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Donald Trump called the Lebanese ambassador in Washington in late May and demanded a direct conversation with Hezbollah, a request that was then denied to the US president, Middle East Eye can reveal. According to two sources intimately familiar with events from the Hezbollah side and a Lebanese diplomatic source, Trump called Ambassador Nada Hamadeh Moawad in frustration as the ceasefire in Lebanon frayed. Soon after, on 1 June, Trump claimed he had spoken to Hezbollah through unidentified inte
Aoun’s Ankara visit seeks clarity in Lebanon-Turkey relationship (opens the original)
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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun is set to visit Ankara on Thursday for talks with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in a one-day trip aimed at clarifying an established but increasingly ambiguous relationship between the two countries. Aoun will travel with a small delegation of presidential advisers, without any ministers, and no bilateral treaties are expected to be signed during the visit. Lebanese and Turkish sources told Middle East Eye that the talks would instead focus on the broader
Trump's move to restore direct Lebanon flights raises diaspora hopes (opens the original)
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For more than four decades, direct flights between the United States and Lebanon remained suspended, a legacy of the 1985 hijacking of TWA Flight 847 and the killing of a US Navy diver during the subsequent 17-day hostage crisis. The ban outlasted Lebanon’s civil war, repeated attempts at political normalisation and the large-scale growth of Lebanese communities across North America. Following Lebanese President Joseph Aoun’s visit to the White House this week, US President Donald Trump announce
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