Lebanon remains divided over the best way to end the conflict with Israel, with some backing Hezbollah's armed response.
Lebanon remains divided over the best way to end the conflict with Israel, with some backing Hezbollah’s armed response.
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Beirut, Lebanon – At a store in Beirut, a shopowner breaks into laughter.
“No, I don’t want to comment on the negotiations,” he told Al Jazeera, referring to Thursday evening’s direct talks between Israel and Lebanon in Washington, DC. “If I say the wrong thing, someone might come hit me.”
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