Displaced Lebanese return home as Israel withdraws most troops
As displaced Lebanese begin to return to their homes on the country's southern border following November’s truce between Hezbollah and Israel, Lebanon says it will consider any remaining Israeli presence on its land beyond Tuesday’s withdrawal deadline an occupation.
Lebanon demands full Israeli withdrawal from its territory
Lebanon has called on Israel to withdraw all its forces from Lebanese territory, warning that any remaining troop presence would constitute an “occupation”. Tuesday marked the deadline for Israel to withdraw under a US-brokered deal that sought to end its devastating offensive in south Lebanon that began in September following months of cross-border fire between it and Hizbollah.
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