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Unifil counts eight fortified bases among 30 Israeli military positions in south Lebanon | The National (opens the original)
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Israeli forces are now operating from nearly 30 military positions across south Lebanon, including eight fortified bases, according to the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon (Unifil), revealing Israelâs growing entrenchment in Lebanese territory. Speaking to The National, Unifil spokeswoman Kandice Ardiel said: âBefore the escalation in March of this year, the [Israeli army] had a presence in five fortified positions close to and north of the Blue Line. This year, we have observed three new fo
Talks with Israel unlikely to take place next week, says Lebanese official source | The National (opens the original)
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The next round of US-brokered talks between Lebanon and Israel will not take place next week, a Lebanese source close to the negotiations told The National on Friday â contrary to media reports that negotiations would be held on September 14 or 15. âFirst of all, the Americans would inform us, not the Israelis. Second, we did not agree to any appointment because the Americans did not inform us of one,â the source said. The source spoke to The National one day after Israeli forces bombed th
Next round of Lebanon-Israel talks likely to be split between Rome and Florida | The National (opens the original)
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Direct US-brokered talks between Lebanon and Israel are expected to be split between Rome and Florida, sources told The National, with no breakthrough expected before Israeli elections are held next month. The diplomatic impasse comes at a time of apparent fading optimism among Lebanonâs leadership that the US will pressure Israel to curb its escalating attacks. Negotiations have largely stalled as Israeli troops continue heavily pounding southern Lebanon with air strikes that could jeopardise
Tracing Israeli army's gradual expansion beyond self-established 'security zone' in southern Lebanon | The National (opens the original)
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Israel's army has gradually expanded its so-called security zone despite a ceasefire with Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, crossing its self-established âyellow lineâ into at least three villages in recent weeks, The National has found. More than a dozen elected officials and residents in southern Lebanese villages who spoke to The National reported Israeli tanks and bulldozers crossing into areas beyond the boundary between its security zone â between five and 10 kilometres deep â and lan
Fixing Lebanon one neighbourhood at a time: App maps broken infrastructure and holds authorities to account | The National (opens the original)
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It was the crumbling stone wall that did it. For a decade, the 50-metre stretch of wall along Ardehâs main road deteriorated, threatening to fall on the hundreds of vehicles that pass through the village in northern Lebanon's Zgharta district each day. The residents of Ardeh told the local authorities about the wall on numerous occasions, but it was never fixed. Roy Bou Nassif, a 28-year-old mechanical and industrial engineer, decided to do something after his frustration mounted as he watched
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