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Lebanese Army and Israel: Washington Keeps Tensions in Check Through Coordination, Talks (opens the original)
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Dozens of Israeli attacks have targeted Lebanese army units deployed in the south over the past three years, with friction at times between the two armies. This has continued despite coordination through the United States and, previously, through the ceasefire monitoring mechanism and the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), pointing to tensions that have stopped short of confrontation. The attacks and coordination arrangements will be discussed at a US-sponsored military negotiatin
Israel Obliterates South Lebanon's Architectural Heritage (opens the original)
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Daily attacks around the city of Nabatieh and the town of Kfar Rumman have not stopped the Zein family from launching work to restore “what can be restored” of the home of Youssef Bek Zein, which was damaged by intensive Israeli strikes several months ago. Descendants of one of Nabatieh’s best-known political families see preserving their heritage as an act of defiance against Israel, which they say is erasing physical traces and memories from the land and seeking to eliminate historic homes wit
Israel Creates Buffer Zone Beyond ‘Yellow Line’ in South Lebanon (opens the original)
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The Israeli military has intensified operations in villages along the Yellow Line in South Lebanon, systematically demolishing homes and civilian infrastructure in what Lebanese sources fear is an effort to create a new buffer zone and pave the way for a prolonged Israeli presence. The operations are taking place outside the Yellow Line, which Israel drew to demarcate a security zone in South Lebanon extending as far as 12 kilometers into Lebanese territory in some areas. Over recent weeks, Isra
Washington Pushes for Lebanese Army to Secure Southern Border Alone (opens the original)
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Lebanon fears a vacuum in its south when the mandate of the UN peacekeeping force expires late this year. The United States and Europe agree that the Lebanese army should ultimately secure the border, but differ over whether it can do so alone now. Washington last week blocked a Lebanese proposal to extend the mandate of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) by six months. UN Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix is due in Beirut next week to discuss way
Lebanese Contacts with Washington Curb Israeli Escalation in South (opens the original)
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Intensive contacts between Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and US officials helped curb Israeli attacks that had escalated since Saturday, as Lebanon awaits Washington’s confirmation of a date for an eighth round of negotiations with Israel, expected to be set this week and held later this month. Israeli attacks in South Lebanon subsided on Tuesday after three days of airstrikes and artillery shelling that killed at least 28 people, wounded dozens and displaced hundreds from Nabatieh and surround
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