Israel sent de-escalation message to Hezbollah via Moscow - report

The source states that Hezbollah's response to the attack will be calculated, and would arrive at a place and time that Israel would be able to contain, in order to avoid escalation.

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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ByCELIA JEAN

JULY 24, 2020 16:10

Israel sent de-escalation message to Hezbollah via Moscow - report

The source states that Hezbollah's response to the attack will be calculated, and would arrive at a place and time that Israel would be able to contain, in order to avoid escalation.

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Israel sent de-escalation message to Hezbollah via Moscow - report

The source states that Hezbollah's response to the attack will be calculated, and would arrive at a place and time that Israel would be able to contain, in order to avoid escalation.

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