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الكتائب اللبنانية
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Israel rejects Lebanese army entry plan
The article discusses the negotiation efforts between Lebanon and Israel regarding Mount Ali al-Tahir in southern Lebanon. Israel failed to accept the Lebanese army's entry into the site and the handover of the military facility, reflecting the complexities related to Hezbollah's control and the ongoing Israeli occupation. Israel is demanding proof of Lebanon's ability to assert its authority over the area, while Lebanon insists on rejecting any foreign intervention in its military leadership. Under pressure from the United States and Israel to prevent escalation, the issue involves conflicting interests and the interaction of regional powers. Ali al-Tahir has become a political sticking point that impacts Lebanon's future relations with Israel, the United States, and Iran.
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