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It's time for some discreet dialogue with Lebanon

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As Beirut reels from economic crisis and Hezbollah’s grip, former Lebanese army chief  and now president, Joseph Aoun – no friend of Israel but no ally of its enemies—offers rare chance for true diplomacy; With cease-fire fraying, Jerusalem should act before that door closes

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It's time for some discreet dialogue with Lebanon

As Beirut reels from economic crisis and Hezbollah’s grip, former Lebanese army chief  and now president, Joseph Aoun – no friend of Israel but no ally of its enemies—offers rare chance for true diplomacy; With cease-fire fraying, Jerusalem should act before that door closes

·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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Ynet News broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel on Sunday, March 30, 2025.
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