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Israel Opposes French, British Role in Lebanon Border Force Talks
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First reported by Kan News · 1 day ago
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Israel opposes French and British involvement in a proposed international force for southern Lebanon, as new talks are scheduled to address Hezbollah's presence. Lebanese President Aoun is reportedly committed to disarming Hezbollah and ending Iranian influence.
- 01Israel objects to France and Britain joining a force for Lebanon's border zones.
- 02New Israel-Lebanon talks will focus on clearing Hezbollah from southern Lebanon.
- 03U.S. seeks expanded Lebanese army control over areas vacated by Israeli forces.
- 04Over 80% of Lebanese support negotiating with Israel, a poll suggests.
- 05Lebanese President Aoun is determined to disarm Hezbollah, says former U.S. envoy.
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