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Israel Demands Information on Missing Jews in Lebanon Amid Negotiations
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First reported by Maariv · 1 day ago
What happened
In the latest Israel-Lebanon talks in Rome, Lebanon demanded information on Lebanese prisoners in Israel, while Israel countered by requesting details on 11 missing Jews in Lebanon, including Ron Arad. Lebanon views Israel’s demand as unfeasible and accuses it of diversion tactics. No new talks are scheduled soon.
- 01Lebanon demanded disclosure of Lebanese prisoners held in Israel during recent talks.
- 02Israel countered by demanding information on 11 missing Jews in Lebanon since the 1980s.
- 03Ron Arad, a navigator missing since 1986, is central to Israel’s demand.
- 04Lebanese officials claim Israel’s demand is impossible and accuse it of diversion.
- 05Hezbollah-linked media noted Israel’s reference to Jewish cemeteries in Lebanon.
- 06No new Israel-Lebanon negotiation round is planned for the next month.
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