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Israel's State Power Test
An Israeli patrol stopped residents of Kfar Shuba as they headed to their land, despite prior coordination with the army and the “Mechanism” Committee. The soldiers recorded their names and checked their IDs. This follows reports that Israel, through Washington, called for the redeployment of the Lebanese army and the setting up of checkpoints in the south—highlighting the contradiction between its demand that the state take responsibility for security and its own intervention on the ground in matters within the state’s authority. The article argues that any expanded army deployment must be matched by respect for Lebanese sovereignty and a withdrawal from occupied territory, and that international coordination should ensure residents can access their property without being obstructed.
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