The commander toured Israel's Lebanese and Syrian borders and held panels with senior IDF officials on the subject of regional threats and cooperation.
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A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
The next Israeli government is likely to continue the Lebanon maritime deal as well as keep the ties with Turkey.
The Turkey ties and the Lebanese mezze of problems are tied to wider challenges in the region. Netanyahu, if and when he forms a government, will need to deal with two potentially interlinked crises.
Hezbollah can claim the need to start a war over the maritime border deal with Israel, and Lebanon will never be held responsible for it.
Moderate Arab states are watching Israel’s behavior. The impression that Israel feared a confrontation with Hezbollah does not bode well for the Abraham Accords.
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Israel's and Lebanon's governments signed the maritime border agreement last week that gives Israel 17% of revenue from Lebanon's field.
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