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A new Israeli report evaluates the failure of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) experience in southern Lebanon and calls for not extending its mandate or replacing it with a new force. The report emphasizes that any future security arrangements must focus on preserving Israeli military freedom of action against Hezbollah. It points out that UNIFIL's mission, established nearly 50 years ago and over 20 years since UNSC Resolution 1701, has become ineffective in preventing Hezbollah from rebuilding and expanding its military capabilities. Despite the presence of international forces, Hezbollah has managed to hide thousands of weapons and establish tunnel networks in the south. The report argues that a real solution requires limited international support directed towards civil aid and reforms, conditioned on confronting the resistance. It states that the Israeli Army is the only capable force to confront Hezbollah and that any continuation of the current peacekeeping mission will only delay confrontation rather than prevent it.
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