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Source: الكتائب اللبنانية
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Israel’s Knesset elections on October 27 produced a parliament with no governing majority. Likud came out on top with 27 seats, but Netanyahu’s bloc won 53 seats, compared with 48 for the change bloc and 19 for the two Arab lists; 61 seats are needed to form a government. The article argues that a change in Israel’s leadership does not guarantee a swift withdrawal or an end to airstrikes. Negotiations remain deadlocked between Lebanon’s demands for an end to attacks, a withdrawal, border demarcation and the return of prisoners, and Israel’s insistence on on-the-ground security guarantees. Continued strikes and Hezbollah’s rebuilding of its capabilities heighten the risk of escalation and hinder recovery and residents’ return. The article warns that the situation is fragile as UNIFIL’s operations are set to end on December 31, ahead of its withdrawal during 2027. It urges Lebanon to unify its negotiating position, strengthen its army, and secure international guarantees and a verification mechanism to pave the way for stability and reconstruction.
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