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Lebanese report: Hezbollah raises alert level as disagreements emerge in talks With Israel

<p>Hezbollah has raised its alert level in recent days amid concerns over a possible escalation with Israel or growing internal tensions in Lebanon, the Lebanese <i>Al-Jadeed</i> television channel reported.</p><p>According to the report, the latest round of talks between Israeli and Lebanese military delegations, held Tuesday in Tampa, Florida, has concluded and is expected to resume tomorrow.…

Lebanese report: Hezbollah raises alert level as disagreements emerge in talks With Israel

The IDF has released video footage showing Hezbollah moving weapons from a site that the Lebanese Army claimed to have seized. The IDF claims that this, along with other instances, demonstrates a pattern of the Lebanese Army lying about having dealt with Hezbollah weapons issues. The IDF also alleges that Hezbollah operatives were able to use the site for their own purposes after the Lebanese Army had declared control.

Additionally, the IDF claims that there have been instances of coordination between elements within the Lebanese Army and Hezbollah, which has helped Hezbollah prepare for weapon removal and transfer. The IDF expects the Lebanese Army to act more effectively against Hezbollah.

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