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- Israel warns Lebanon truce could collapse if Hezbollah doesn’t withdraw in south
Israel warns Lebanon truce could collapse if Hezbollah doesn’t withdraw in south
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A ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah has been established, requiring the militant group to withdraw 40 kilometers from the Israel-Lebanon border. However, the UN Interim Force in Lebanon accuses Israel of violating a 2006 Security Council resolution, which may jeopardize the agreement. Israel has accused Hezbollah of failing to meet the requirements of the ceasefire, with Foreign Minister Israel Katz threatening to take action if the deal is not upheld.
The (military's) deliberate and direct destruction of both clearly identifiable UNIFIL property and infrastructure belonging to the Lebanese Armed Forces is a flagrant violation of Resolution 1701 and international law.
This morning, peacekeepers observed an (Israeli military) bulldozer destroying a blue barrel marking the line of withdrawal between Lebanon and Israel in Labbouneh, as well as an observation tower belonging to the Lebanese Armed Forces immediately beside a UNIFIL position there.
We will not allow the creation of a renewed threat to the northern communities and the citizens of the state of Israel.
We have said that we are giving an opportunity to prevent Israeli violations and to implement the agreement, and we will exercise patience.
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