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Israel: The Israeli failure and the Lebanese Radicalization

Saturday, July 19th, 2008 @ 00:25 UTC

by Gilad Lotan

Countries:: Israel, Lebanon
Topics:: Breaking News, War & Conflict, Politics
Languages:: Hebrew

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“The prisoner swap deal between Israel and Hezbollah is a forlorn expression of the failed second Lebanon war and the lack of firm policy in the Israeli government. We follow all the norms of international law while the other side educates to kill,” writes Zvi Mazel [he].

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