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War With Hezbollah May Not Be Imminent, but Israel Has a Long-term Problem

A new unit in the Israeli army’s Northern Command seeks to address the shortcomings

Amos Harel
Amos Harel
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During Yom Kippur week 5782, the Israeli army hasn’t been particularly concerned about the possibility of a war with Hezbollah. Lebanon still seems preoccupied with itself. The country remains volatile, with some people on the brink of hunger and the new government that formed last week not expected to deliver them from the crisis.

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