Israel, Lebanon and French troops
France proposes plan to speed up Israeli troop withdrawal from Lebanon, minister says
France has put together a proposal for United Nations peacekeepers, including French troops, replace Israeli forces at key points to ensure those forces leave Lebanon by a February 18 deadline, Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Thursday.
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Here’s how Israel is repeatedly violating the Lebanon ceasefireA November 27 ceasefire was supposed to end violent attacks, but Israel has continued sporadic strikes on Lebanon.
Israel is pushing to hold onto a handful of positions in Lebanon after a request to keep the bulk of its troops in the ...
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Berri: Lebanon Refuses Israeli Demand to Stay in Five Southern Locations After Feb. 18Lebanon's powerful parliament speaker Nabih Berri said on Thursday that Beirut rejected Israel's demand to remain in five locations in the south after the deadline for fully implementing a fragile ...
Iman Brin documents the destruction of Lebanese cultural heritage resulting from Israeli airstrikes and ground invasion in ...
The Israeli government says its military will not withdraw from Lebanon by Sunday’s deadline, in violation of a ceasefire agreement that ended months of conflict with Hezbollah. Israel was ...
Some who left the country in successive waves of emigration have felt drawn back to aid recovery efforts after the bloody and ...
In contrast, Israel reportedly violated the ceasefire deal signed with Lebanon hundreds of times by flying drones across Lebanese skies, abducting and killing civilians and destroying ...
BEIRUT, Lebanon, Feb. 7 (UPI) --U.S. Deputy Special Envoy for the Middle East Morgan Ortagus said Friday she was "not afraid" of Iran-backed Hezbollah because it was defeated by Israel militarily ...
Despite the ceasefire, Israel has continued to carry out strikes on Lebanon, and both sides have repeatedly accused the other of violating the truce. Under the deal, Lebanon’s military was to ...
This would be over three times higher than the cost of the last war between Hezbollah and Israel in 2006. Amin Salam, Lebanon’s outgoing economy minister, gave an astronomically higher figure ...
Under the original terms of the deal, signed between Israel and Lebanon in late November, Israeli troops and Hezbollah forces were both supposed to withdraw from southern Lebanon by January 26.
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