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Hamas Built Operational Militant Network in Lebanon to Invade Israel with Hezbollah
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First reported by Kan News · 60 minutes ago
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Israeli forces uncovered Hamas's militant network in Lebanon designed to invade Israel with Hezbollah, active since 2021 and linked to 1990s expulsions. Lebanese disarmament of Hamas could weaken the group and reduce northern threats to Israel.
- 01Hamas built an operational militant network in Lebanon to invade Israel alongside Hezbollah.
- 02The network has been active since at least 2021 and continued after October 7 attacks.
- 03Hamas's Lebanon activity began after 1992 expulsion of operatives to Marj al-Zohour camp.
- 04Hamas strengthened ties with Hezbollah, Iran, and Palestinian refugees in Lebanon.
- 05Lebanese disarmament of Hamas could neutralize a northern military front against Israel.
- 06Weakening Hamas in Lebanon would reduce its influence versus Fatah and the PLO.
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