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Netanyahu reportedly warns Aoun to disarm Hezbollah or face escalation (opens the original)
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U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon Michel Issa has told President Joseph Aoun that Israel would escalate its attacks on Lebanon if Hezbollah doesn't disarm - and would accept nothing less, Nidaa al-Watan newspaper reported Thursday. The daily claimed that Issa conveyed this message from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a meeting last week with Aoun, which prompted Aoun to convene on Wednesday with security chiefs in Baabda to draw up a proactive plan to counter a potential escalation. Th
Issa from Dar al-Fatwa: Why do you ask Israel to withdraw, but not Hezbollah to disarm? (opens the original)
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Israeli attacks on Lebanon have not stopped because Hezbollah has not surrendered its weapons, American Ambassador Michel Issa said Wednesday as he visited Dar al-Fatwa. "Hezbollah does not want to do anything, so why do we ask Israel to do everything? Why do you only ask Israel to withdraw, and you don't ask Hezbollah to disarm?" he asked after he met Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdel Latif Derian. Issa told reporters after the meeting that the U.S. will negotiate with Hezbollah "if they have something
Issa from Dar al-Fatwa: Why do you ask Israel to withdraw, but not Hezbollah to disarm? (opens the original)
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Israeli attacks on Lebanon have not stopped because Hezbollah has not surrendered its weapons, American Ambassador Michel Issa said Wednesday as he visited Dar al-Fatwa. "Hezbollah does not want to do anything, so why do we ask Israel to do everything? Why do you only ask Israel to withdraw, and you don't ask Hezbollah to disarm?" he asked after he met Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdel Latif Derian. Issa told reporters after the meeting that the U.S. will negotiate with Hezbollah "if they have something
What are Israel's 'priorities' in south Lebanon? (opens the original)
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Israeli informed U.S. General Joseph Clearfield of its rejection of any agreement on a new pilot zone in south Lebanon, Lebanese sources involved in the deliberations said. The sources added, in remarks to al-Liwaa newspaper, that Israel’s priorities are “expanding the occupied strip, erecting military barriers around towns, and preparing to seize the Ali al-Taher hills.” Al-Liwaa also learned from “reliable sources” that no progress will be made in negotiations regarding Israeli withdrawal from
What are Israel's 'priorities' in south Lebanon? (opens the original)
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Israeli informed U.S. General Joseph Clearfield of its rejection of any agreement on a new pilot zone in south Lebanon, Lebanese sources involved in the deliberations said. The sources added, in remarks to al-Liwaa newspaper, that Israel’s priorities are “expanding the occupied strip, erecting military barriers around towns, and preparing to seize the Ali al-Taher hills.” Al-Liwaa also learned from “reliable sources” that no progress will be made in negotiations regarding Israeli withdrawal from
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