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Hezbollah is betting its future on Iran as Lebanon becomes a proxy battlefield

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“Hezbollah is betting its future on Iran as Lebanon becomes a proxy battlefield”

Last week, Hezbollah secretary general Naim Qassem issued a statement in which he said his group would not disarm while Israel pursued its occupation of Lebanon and its attacks. He also described the Lebanese-Israeli framework agreement of last June as “devoid of legitimacy”, adding that it was the memorandum of understanding agreed by the US and Iran, also signed in June, that represented a source of strength for Lebanon. Mr Qassem went on to declare that Iran placed “ending Israeli aggression…

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