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Israel Ties Pullback From South Lebanon to Hezbollah Disarmament, Group Repeats Refusal
The Israeli military has maintained a presence in southern Lebanon near the border since agreeing to the U.S.-backed ceasefire with Hezbollah in November. Israel was to withdraw its forces within two months and Lebanon's armed forces were to take control of the country's south, territory that has long been a stronghold for Hezbollah.
Hezbollah could emerge as a loser since the move could possibly erase its identity as a resistance movement against Israel ...
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Hezbollah chief Qassem says group will confront Israel, IDF 'will not be able to remain in Lebanon'
The IDF "may occupy, kill, and destroy, but we will confront it so that it does not settle," Naim Qassem told Al Mayadeen.
Naim Kassem, leader of Lebanon’s militant Hezbollah group, said the government should have instead 'spread its authority and ...
Hezbollah leader Sheikh Naim Qassem issued a warning to the Lebanese government against moving forward with its plan to ...
Al Jazeera on MSN16h
Hezbollah chief rejects disarmament, demands Israel comply with ceasefire
Naim Qassem says group will not abandon weapons ‘that protect us from our enemy’, insists on end to Israeli attacks.
Israel reportedly insisted that several villages on the border remain without residents and act as a buffer zone, which ...
French peacekeepers uncover Hezbollah's remnants in southern Lebanon as UNIFIL faces a contentious vote on renewing its ...
Asharq Al-Awsat on MSN2d
Lebanon: Hezbollah Using Sectarian Playbook to Counter State’s Bid to Curb its Weapons
Beirut: Each time Hezbollah faces a political challenge tied to its role in Lebanon, the group falls back on a familiar tool: sectarian mobilization. Political disputes are recast as attacks on the ...
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