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France, Lebanon Seek UNIFIL Extension Amid Israeli Objections
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By i24NEWS
First reported by Maariv · 9 hours ago
What happened
Lebanon, backed by France and most UN Security Council members, is seeking to extend the UNIFIL peacekeeping mission in southern Lebanon beyond its December 31 expiry date, while Israel is pushing for the force's withdrawal, citing its ineffectiveness against Hezbollah.
- 01Lebanon and France seek UNIFIL extension, Israel wants withdrawal.
- 02UNIFIL mandate expires December 31.
- 03Dispute centers on UNIFIL's effectiveness against Hezbollah.
- 04Hezbollah's refusal to disarm fuels regional instability.
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