Israel Set to Release Lebanese Detainees in Exchange for Information on Missing Jewish Remains
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Israel and Lebanon signed a US-brokered framework agreement in June that included commitments to work on the release of prisoners and the search for the identification and return of remains.
The measure was taken in the context of bilateral negotiations and efforts by both parties to locate the remains of leaders of the Lebanese Jewish community murdered in the mid-1980s, the Israeli Government said.
The US Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that negotiations between the Lebanese and Israeli governments have resulted in the release of Lebanese prisoners, expressing its hope that discussions between the two sides will be expanded. The Ministry affirmed its commitment to support the implementation of the Lebanon-Israel framework agreement, noting that its ambassadors in Tel Aviv and Beirut have finalized the process of releasing prisoners.
The decision was made in the context of talks between Israel and Lebanon on the release of prisoners and the search for remains missing since the 1980s. The post Israel: Five Lebanese prisoners who were deemed civilians are released appeared first on Npress.gr.
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