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Israeli media outlets, including Channel 13, revealed on Wednesday the details of assurances provided by the United States to Israeli authorities.
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Israeli media outlets, including Channel 13, revealed on Wednesday the details of assurances provided by the United States to Israeli authorities.
This disclosure came just hours after a ceasefire in Lebanon took effect, marking fourteen months of conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
The leaked text, which accompanies the agreement between Beirut and Jerusalem, outlines the U.S.'s commitments to Israel, particularly recognizing Israel's "right to respond to threats" from Hezbollah.
Key Points of the U.S. Assurances
According to the leaked document, the assurances provided by Washington include the following provisions:
By Antoine Khoury
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