Qatar could play a role in developing crucial infrastructure close to Israel's border with Lebanon.
Dialogue is taking place between the relevant authorities in order to bring him safely back across the border.
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Officials have expressed dissatisfaction at the courts for continuing to investigate the blast.
Judge Tarek Bitar resumed a long-frozen investigation into the 2020 disaster, which killed over 200 but was immediately blocked by Lebanese judicial authorities and detained for “usurping power."
Lebanon's chief prosecutor has charged the judicial investigator of the Beirut Port blast case with "rebelling against the judiciary."
Approximately 4,000 people visited Ghajar the day the town opened to the rest of Israel. Another 6,000 visited the following day.
Hezbollah knows that it must tread carefully, as it also benefits from the vacuum of power at the heart of Beirut.
No senior official has yet been held to account for the explosion that killed 220 people.
IDF Lt. Col. El-Chai Cohen spoke to the Jerusalem Post in the midst of a 10-day-long drill for the artillery.
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