Lebanese in Israeli-occupied south fear bleak future once UN peacekeepers withdraw
Residents fear isolation and shortages as more than 7,500 peacekeepers prepare to leave and UNIFIL’s mandate ends without a replacement.
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Lebanese in Israeli-occupied south fear bleak future once UN peacekeepers withdraw
By Maya Gebeily and Raghed WakedRMEICH, Lebanon, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Kicking up a column of dust, the United Nations peacekeeping vehicles were the only cars on the road as they passed bombed-out buildings on their way to Christian towns deep in southern Lebanon's Israeli-occupied zone.More than six months of Israeli bombardment and demolition, triggered by a Hezbollah rocket attack in early March, have left villages abandoned and residents forc…
South Lebanon Residents Fear Worst If UNIFIL Mandate Is Not Renewed
Kicking up a column of dust, the United Nations peacekeeping vehicles were the only cars on the road as they passed bombed-out buildings on their way to Christian towns deep in southern Lebanon’s Israeli-occupied zone. More than six months of Israeli bombardment and demolition, triggered by a Hezbollah rocket attack in early March, have left […] The post South Lebanon Residents Fear Worst If UNIFIL Mandate Is Not Renewed appeared first on StratN…
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