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The article focuses on the political and military tensions and landmines that dominate the region between South Lebanon and the Strait of Hormuz. Al-Ali Al-Tahir Hill is considered a strategic symbol connected to both longstanding and recent conflict policies. The Strait of Hormuz is a critical point for the global economy due to its importance as a major oil transit route. The area is threatened by landmines both underground and underwater, and ongoing unrest between Iran, Arab countries, and the United States heightens the level of threats, hindering efforts to achieve security and stability. The article emphasizes that the region needs to reconstruct its concept of security based on shared interests rather than threats. Removing landmines is seen as the only way out of the cycle of fear and ongoing conflicts.
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