20 years after Lebanon pullout, Hezbollah is itching for another battle

It’s been a decade of relative quiet along this explosive border with only isolated incidents, and many feel that Israel’s withdrawal from the security belt was the right decision.

Israeli soldiers hold an Israeli flag as they leave Lebanese territory during a second day of ceasefire during the Second Lebanon War, near the town of Menara August 15, 2006.

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ByANNA AHRONHEIM

MAY 19, 2020 00:24

20 years after Lebanon pullout, Hezbollah is itching for another battle

It’s been a decade of relative quiet along this explosive border with only isolated incidents, and many feel that Israel’s withdrawal from the security belt was the right decision.

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20 years after Lebanon pullout, Hezbollah is itching for another battle

It’s been a decade of relative quiet along this explosive border with only isolated incidents, and many feel that Israel’s withdrawal from the security belt was the right decision.

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