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IDF Chief of Staff: Hezbollah Disarmament Unlikely Through Lebanon Deal
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By Elisha Ben Kimon
First reported by Hamal · 1 hour ago
What happened
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir stated that disarming Hezbollah is unlikely through an agreement with the Lebanese government, as it depends on the Lebanese army's improved effectiveness. He affirmed the IDF's commitment to removing Hezbollah from southern Lebanon.
- 01Hezbollah disarmament unlikely via Lebanese government agreement, says IDF Chief of Staff.
- 02IDF aims to clear Hezbollah from south Lebanon and disarm the group.
- 03Disarmament depends on Lebanese army significantly improving its effectiveness.
- 04IDF Chief of Staff visited Division 91 with senior military officials.
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