Prisoner exchange

Article Abstract:

The fate of one Lebanese detainee has delayed the negotiations between Israel and Lebanese Hizbullah to exchange hundreds of Arab prisoners for four Israelis. Many Israelis are uncomfortable with the governmentEs decision to negotiate with Hizbullah, who has warned that it would kidnap more Israelis if the talks do not materialize, raising fears of violence along the ever-volatile frontier between Lebanon and Israel.

Public affairs, Political activity, Prisoners of war, Hezbollah

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Post-Israel stability in south Lebanon

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Israel's withdrawal of military forces from south Lebanon deprived Syria of an important bargaining strategy, and left Hizbullah with no legitimate reason to continue its attacks on Israeli troops. The new alignment is examined.

Syrian foreign relations, Military policy

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Sunni rising: the growth of Sunni militancy in Lebanon

Article Abstract:

Sunni jihadists group like the Fatah al-Islam are increasing in Lebanon. After the three-month internal battle in Nahr al-Bared refugee camp, they are now attempting to attack Israel and UN Peacekeepers.

International politics, International relations, Insurgency, Military aspects, United Nations, Sunnites, Nahr al-Bared, Lebanon, Fatah al-Islam

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