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Haaretz Columnist Says Israel Escalates Conflict in Southern Lebanon

Gideon Levy stated that Israeli policy in southern Lebanon favors military action over diplomacy and lacks a defined objective. The comments were given in an interview with Al Jazeera.

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Haaretz Columnist Says Israel Escalates Conflict in Southern LebanonFrance 24
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Gideon Levy, a columnist for the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, said Israel is worsening conditions in southern Lebanon by pursuing military operations instead of diplomatic channels. Levy added that the approach lacks a clear strategic goal.

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The remarks were made during an interview broadcast by Al Jazeera. Levy has written extensively on Israeli policy toward Lebanon and neighboring areas.

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Gideon Levy
Haaretz columnist interviewed by Al Jazeera
Southern Lebanon
Region cited in Levy's assessment of Israeli policy
No clear strategic goal
Phrase used by Levy to describe Israeli approach

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