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Senator Graham warns Hamas's rearmament and control consolidation in Gaza threaten the fragile ceasefire and regional stability, with Hezbollah also increasing its weapons stockpile.
- U.S. Senator Graham, a close ally of President Trump, urged Hamas to disarm within a deadline or face renewed fighting against Israel and its partners.
- Graham warned that if Hezbollah refuses to give up heavy weapons, military operations involving Lebanon, Israel and the U.S. should be considered.
- Graham stated his impression was that Hamas is rearming rather than disarming, and Hezbollah is trying to make more weapons, calling it an unacceptable outcome.
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US senator urges military action if Hamas, Hezbollah remained armed
United States Senator Lindsey Graham called on Sunday for renewed military action against Hamas and Hezbollah if they fail to disarm and accused the Palestinian group of consolidating its power in Gaza. The Republican politician, on a visit to Israel, is a staunch ally of US President Donald Trump. Beginning in October, a fragile ceasefire has so far halted two years of war between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip despite both sides trading ac…
US senator Lindsey Graham urges military action if Hamas, Hezbollah remained armed
JERUSALEM: US Senator Lindsey Graham called on Sunday for renewed military action against Hamas and Hezbollah if they fail to disarm and accused the Palestinian Islamist group of consolidating its power in Gaza. The Republican politician, on a visit to Israel, is a staunch ally of US President Donald Trump. Beginning in October, a fragile ceasefire has so far halted two years
US Senator Accuses Hamas and Hezbollah of Rearming
US Senator Lindsey Graham accused Hamas and Hezbollah of rearming during a visit to Israel on Sunday, and charged that the Palestinian group was also consolidating power in Gaza. After two years of war between Israel and Hamas in the Palestinian territory, a fragile ceasefire has held since October, despite both sides trading accusations of violations. A separate ceasefire between Israel and the Lebanese movement Hezbollah came into effect in No…
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