The IDF Itself Has Concluded That Even the Occupation of All of Lebanon Would Not Guarantee the Neutralization of Hezbollah's Military Capabilities
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The IDF itself has concluded that even the occupation of all of Lebanon would not guarantee the neutralization of Hezbollah's military capabilities
The third round of direct talks between Israel and Lebanon is set to take place in Washington on Thursday. The meeting is being held under extraordinary conditions: On paper, there's a cease-fire, but in practice, the fire hasn't ceased for a moment.
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