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Lebanon Debate
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Israeli jets target Kafr Remn and Al-Qantara
The article discusses developments in South Lebanon, particularly the targeting of Talat Ali Al-Taher following its explosion, along with confirmations that Hezbollah has settled the debate regarding a deal in Qatar related to Ali Al-Taher. It also mentions that the Supreme Council dismissed the party’s "Nationalist" leader by a two-thirds majority, and highlights an escalation in security and economic crises, such as rising fuel prices. The article focuses on military and security measures, reaffirmations of Hezbollah’s stance on the deal, and the on-the-ground events in southern Lebanon.
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