Israel's plan to seize a chunk of southern Lebanon to create a 'buffer zone' against Hezbollah militants is stoking fears among Lebanese of Israeli military occupation that could deepen instability and stoke further…
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Israel's plan to seize a chunk of southern Lebanon to create a 'buffer zone' against Hezbollah militants is stoking fears among Lebanese of Israeli military occupation that could deepen instability and stoke further displacement. Here's a look at the history of Israel's strategy in the region.
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Bridges blown up.
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