Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel's occupation of territories in Lebanon and Syria will persist. This statement comes in the context of a recent agreement between the United States and Iran.
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Netanyahu states Israel will maintain presence in Lebanon and Syria
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israel will continue its occupation of territories in Lebanon and Syria. This announcement follows a deal made between the United States and Iran.
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Netanyahu says Israel won’t leave occupied land in Lebanon
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Netanyahu states Israel will maintain presence in Lebanon and Syria