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Northern Israeli Leader Doubts Lebanon Agreement Will Disarm Hezbollah or Improve Security
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First reported by Ynet · 1 day ago
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Eitan Davidi, a northern Israeli local leader, criticized the Israel-Lebanon framework agreement, doubting Lebanon can disarm Hezbollah or improve security. The IDF destroyed a major Hezbollah tunnel and struck command centers in southern Lebanon amid ongoing tensions. Davidi warned of potential renewed fighting and said the agreement offers no real security progress for northern Israel.
- 01Eitan Davidi doubts Lebanon can disarm Hezbollah despite the new Israel-Lebanon agreement.
- 02The agreement allows Israel to maintain a security zone inside Lebanon until Hezbollah is disarmed.
- 03IDF destroyed a large Hezbollah underground tunnel complex in Majdal Zoun, Lebanon.
- 04Israeli Air Force struck three Hezbollah command centers in southern Lebanon recently.
- 05Davidi warned Hezbollah is strengthening and northern Israel faces risk of renewed conflict.
- 06Davidi said the agreement offers no real security improvement for northern Israeli residents.
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