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"Lebanon believes that any actions outside the state’s framework and diplomatic context while negotiations are taking place is unacceptable and exposes it to unnecessary risks," says Foreign Minister Abdallah Bouhabib, citing caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati's statement.
The countries' presidents agree to reinstate the ambassadors as both express "their hope that any future issues between Poland and Israel will be solved through sincere and open dialogue and in a spirit of mutual respect."
US forensic test of the bullet that killed the Al Jazeera reported yields inconclusive results. "The first to bear responsibility in such events are the terrorists who operate from civilian areas," Defense Minister Benny Gantz says.
During check-out, Israelis traveling from Paris to Tel Aviv, discover that Dutch airline Transavia does not have Israel on its list of countries, but does include Palestine.