Israel-Hezbollah border tensions rise as terror group rearms, resists US- backed ceasefire
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Hezbollah is rearming in southern Lebanon and violating a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, prompting near daily Israeli strikes amid rising border tensions and fears of wider conflict.
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Critics argue that the U.N. peacekeeping force, UNIFIL, is not fulfilling its mandate to disarm the terror group and the Lebanese Armed Forces are moving too slowly, which has led to continued Israeli actions against the terrorists. The IDF has been launching near-daily strikes against the group’s infrastructure and operatives inside Lebanon.
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