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Deal outlines new demarcation dubbed '2024 line,' redefining zones where Hezbollah is barred and where Lebanese army must dismantle unauthorized facilities. While UNIFIL and European nations previously led international military oversight in Lebanon, US now assumes some key commitments.
Dr Rana Baker of King's College London reportedly distributed Hamas propaganda materials during a university seminar and encouraged students to view the terror organization as a "liberation" movement.
After more than a decade of civil war and mass killings, why is the Assad regime enjoying renewed legitimacy—even from Israel?
The agreement includes both enhancement modules that substantially improve capabilities and weapons systems that Washington had previously declined to transfer. Security and diplomatic officials in Jerusalem and Washington confirm that a range of critical military supplies will now be made available.
"The aviation potential unlocked by this ceasefire brings tremendous promise," Nir Mazor, Deputy CEO of Aviation Relations says. "We anticipate seeing additional carriers resume their routes to Israel in the immediate future, which will significantly expand market capacity."
