Israel–Lebanon border security calls for cooperation, not control

With alarming frequency and rather quickly, the border between Israel and Lebanon can shift from calm to high-intensity conflict. Until the late 1970s, this frontier remained relatively quiet, despite the fact that the two countries have technically been in a state of war since the end of the 1948 Arab-Israeli conflict and have never signed a peace treaty. Early tensions largely took the form of skirmishes involving Palestinian militants affiliated with various factions of the Palestine Liberation Organization.

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