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Iran Rejects US-Backed Lebanon Deal, Demands Israel Withdraw

Top Iranian and Lebanese officials have rejected a US-brokered agreement between Israel and Lebanon.  On Friday, the State Department announced an agreement between the governments of Lebanon and Israel that was framed as a ceasefire. Israel has been at war in Lebanon with Hezbollah for several years. Israeli forces are occupying Lebanon, and Tel Aviv […]
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