Lebanese Jewish leader: No contact from Tel Aviv on remains
The article discussed Israel's demand to recover the remains of Lebanese Jews who were killed or went missing during the Beirut Civil War, despite not releasing Lebanese prisoners from its prisons and ignoring any coordination with Lebanon on the matter. This demand was considered unrealistic and unserious. The head of the Jewish community in Lebanon clarified that he has not been contacted by Tel Aviv regarding this issue and that the Lebanese government handles the matter according to the law. He also pointed out that most Lebanese Jews do not hold Israeli citizenship and visit Tel Aviv with foreign passports, and that Jewish families owning property in Lebanon continue to pursue legal action in courts. The Jewish community is responsible for protecting cemeteries and synagogues, and he emphasized that attacks on graves are unfounded. The synagogue in Sidon is undergoing maintenance, with legal cases pending against those who have seized Jewish properties. Lebanon's stance aims to avoid uncoordinated negotiations over the issues of remains and prisoners, while Israel insists on unreasonable conditions regarding the fate of the missing and prisoners.
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