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Israel Explores Alternative International Force for Lebanon Amidst Escalating Tensions
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By שריה הרוש
First reported by i24NEWS · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israel is considering deploying a temporary international verification force in Lebanon before UNIFIL's mandate ends in December to prevent a security vacuum. Several European and Asian nations are being evaluated, while countries opposing Israel internationally have been ruled out.
- 01Israel may deploy a temporary international force in Lebanon.
- 02The force would precede UNIFIL's mandate end in December.
- 03It aims to prevent a security vacuum in southern Lebanon.
- 04Greece, Switzerland, Italy, and Indonesia are potential participants.
- 05France, Spain, Turkey, and the UK have been disqualified.
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