In recent days, Israeli media and some American voices have suggested that "political and diplomatic" negotiations between Lebanon and Israel are imminent, aimed at resolving contentious issues. On Thursday morning, as Lebanon awaited the release of the fifth Lebanese hostage held by Israel, the rumor gained traction, stirring political debate. However, the reality is different.The cease-fire monitoring committee met Thursday morning at the United Nations Interim Force (UNIFIL) headquarters in Naqoura (Sour), as is the norm. The session, attended by representatives from member countries and peacekeepers, was chaired by U.S. General Jasper Jeffers. According to a well-informed military source, the meeting was conducted strictly within a military framework. As has been the case in previous sessions, the primary focus was on the...
In recent days, Israeli media and some American voices have suggested that "political and diplomatic" negotiations between Lebanon and Israel are imminent, aimed at resolving contentious issues. On Thursday morning, as Lebanon awaited the release of the fifth Lebanese hostage held by Israel, the rumor gained traction, stirring political debate. However, the reality is different.The cease-fire monitoring committee met Thursday morning at the United Nations Interim Force (UNIFIL) headquarters in Naqoura (Sour), as is the norm. The session, attended by representatives from member countries and peacekeepers, was chaired by U.S. General Jasper Jeffers. According to a well-informed military source, the meeting was conducted strictly within a military framework. As has been the case in previous sessions, the primary focus was on the...
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