Israel establishes uninhabited buffer zone in southern Lebanon

Israel has established a 'defense zone' in southern Lebanon, covering 6% of the territory, following a ceasefire. This move, which bans Lebanese citizens from entry, revives memories of Israel's 18-year occupation of Lebanon.

23 Apr, 10:10 — 23 Apr, 10:10

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In Lebanon, Israel establishes an uninhabited buffer zone behind a 'yellow line'

The 'demarcation line' drawn by Israel on the third day of the ceasefire has revived memories of the 18-year occupation of Lebanon from 1982 to 2000. The Israeli army has banned Lebanese citizens from entering this 'defense zone,' which covers 6% of the country.

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Israel establishes uninhabited buffer zone in southern Lebanon

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In Lebanon, Israel establishes an uninhabited buffer zone behind a 'yellow line'

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