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Lebanese Israelis dismiss forgiveness decision
The article discusses the reaction of Lebanese residents in Israel to the general amnesty law approved by the Lebanese Parliament, which includes thousands of convicts, detainees, and accused individuals for crimes committed before March 2026. It explains that most Lebanese in Israel are members of the "South Lebanon Army" founded by Saad Haddad, and they suffer from negative perceptions and accusations of treason from Lebanon due to their military history and political dominance. However, some of them have received amnesty and have ended their military service. The article also notes that over 3,500 Lebanese currently hold Israeli citizenship, most of whom were born in Israel after leaving Lebanon, and they are successfully living there professionally. It emphasizes the importance for Lebanon to treat them fairly as part of the Lebanese diaspora worldwide and suggests that their future relations with Lebanon and Israel will influence the situation.
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