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Israel Accuses Lebanese Army Chief of Working with Hezbollah
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First reported by Kan News · Jun 11, 2026
What happened
Israel has accused Lebanese Army chief Gen. Rudolph Haykal of cooperating with Hezbollah and obstructing Lebanese government decisions against the group. The warning was conveyed to U.S. mediators during direct Israel-Lebanon talks, and the issue is expected to be raised again at a Washington meeting in about three weeks.
- 01Israel accuses Gen. Rudolph Haykal of helping Hezbollah and blocking Lebanese government decisions.
- 02The complaint was conveyed to the United States, which is mediating talks with Lebanon.
- 03Israeli officials fear U.S.-shared information could reach Hezbollah.
- 04Another Israel-Lebanon military meeting is expected in Washington in about three weeks.
- 05Israel will seek action against Hezbollah in villages outside its southern Lebanon security buffer.
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