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Israel Frustrated by Lebanese Army's Inaction on Hezbollah Infrastructure
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Israel is frustrated by the Lebanese army's failure to dismantle Hezbollah infrastructure, despite Israeli assistance and upcoming military talks. The Lebanese army's inaction, attributed to fear or cooperation with Hezbollah, allows Israel to act independently but does not stop Hezbollah's rebuilding efforts. Meanwhile, a legal complaint has been filed against Lebanon's ambassador to Washington, potentially linked to the ongoing tensions.
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- Israel is frustrated by the Lebanese army's failure to dismantle Hezbollah infrastructure.
- Military-level talks between Israel and Lebanon are scheduled for October 20 and 22 in Florida.
- Israel provides intelligence and assistance to the Lebanese army but sees no progress.
- The Lebanese army's inaction is attributed to fear of or cooperation with Hezbollah.
- Hezbollah is attempting to rebuild its capabilities and replenish its weapons arsenal.
- 7,000 UNIFIL personnel are expected to depart by year's end after failing to fulfill their mandate.
- A Lebanese lawyer filed a complaint against Lebanon's ambassador to Washington.
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