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Syria, Hezbollah Exchange Messages to Ease Security Tensions through Turkish Mediation (opens the original)
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Security issues dominated secret Turkish-mediated talks between Hezbollah and Syria, during which the two sides exchanged messages aimed at easing tensions. Hezbollah offered assurances that it would stay out of Syria’s security and military affairs and refrain from supporting groups affiliated with the former government, in return for a Syrian pledge not to intervene militarily in Lebanon as part of any plan to disarm the group there. Reuters cited six sources familiar with the matter as saying
Ali al-Taher Demolition Leaves Nabatieh Residents Wondering What Comes Next (opens the original)
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Israel’s demolition of two tunnels extending two kilometers through Ali al-Taher ridge brought movement in south Lebanon’s Nabatieh city to a standstill and deepened fears over what comes next. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said Israel was ready to press ahead with its campaign and continue striking Hezbollah and other sites. The Israeli military carried out a powerful explosion on Ali al-Taher ridge, on the outskirts of Nabatieh al-Fawqa, causing tremors and a loud blast that echoed stro
Israel Moves to Gradually Seize Ali al-Taher After Hezbollah Rejects Evacuation (opens the original)
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Israel is seeking to gradually seize the strategic Ali al-Taher Heights east of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon, while piling diplomatic pressure on the Lebanese state and Hezbollah, which categorically rejects any discussion of evacuating the site, according to sources familiar with the group’s position. The standoff raises the risk that Israel could turn to a “third option”: resuming fighting in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah’s refusal to discuss evacuating Ali al-Taher rests on one point: the site
Rome 2: Lebanon-Israel Talks Stall Over Pilot Zone Expansion (opens the original)
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Israel ramped up pressure on Lebanon’s negotiating team in Rome on Wednesday, issuing an evacuation warning for the southern Lebanese town of al-Mansouri, north of the “Yellow Line,” as talks entered a second day without agreement on a new pilot zone or key verification measures. The warning came as negotiators remained divided over the location of a second pilot zone, the mechanism for verifying compliance in the first zone and the inspection of private property. The only breakthrough was Israe
Southern Lebanon's First Pilot Zone: The Army Is Back, Hezbollah Is Not (opens the original)
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Abu Fadl Ezzeddine lifts an empty food carton bearing Hebrew writing that blocks the entrance to his home in the southern Lebanese town of Zawtar al-Gharbiya. When he and his family returned to inspect the house, damaged during the war, they discovered that Israeli soldiers had occupied its second floor. "They moved furniture and ventilation fans from the other floors. They slept here, ate here, and left behind their trash and food scraps," Ezzeddine says, pointing to the rooms the soldiers vaca
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