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Israeli Artillery Pounds Southern Lebanon; Lebanese President Condemns Home Demolitions

As UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk visits Beirut, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun declared the country remains committed to the “framework deal” they reached with Israel in recent weeks, but warned that the ongoing Israeli attacks may hinder their ability to meet goals. Aoun criticized Israel for its demolition of civilian homes and for its […]
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