Explosions, demolitions and destruction... A security zone with no landmarks in the south!
The repeated Israeli explosions in villages in southern Lebanon raise questions about the aims of targeting areas that had already suffered widespread destruction, particularly in Zawtar al-Sharqiyah, al-Qantara and the vicinity of Kfar Tebnit. The continued demolitions coincide with a military escalation that has included airstrikes and ground incursions. Explosions…
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The southern border and the Blue Line
What is independently established about the incident, and what is attributed to a party?
The UN identified the Blue Line in 2000 to verify Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon. UNIFIL explains that it is a withdrawal line, not an agreed international border.
UNIFIL · Blue Line FAQ ↗Security Council Resolution 1701, adopted in 2006, called for a full cessation of hostilities and strengthened UNIFIL’s mandate. The resolution is a reference for understanding reports about hostilities and deployments in southern Lebanon; it does not by itself verify a particular incident.
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