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Israeli ambassador says troops will stay in Lebanon until Hezbollah leaves pilot zones
Ambassador Yechiel Leiter stated on Sunday that withdrawal depends on Hezbollah leaving designated areas in southern Lebanon. He also said the United States president has remained consistent during the conflict with Iran.
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Israeli Ambassador to the United States Yechiel Leiter said on Sunday that troops will remain in Lebanon unless Hezbollah vacates pilot zones in the country's south. Leiter spoke after a meeting at the State Department that also included the Lebanese ambassador to the United States.
U.S. role Leiter added that President Donald Trump has been consistent throughout the conflict with Iran. He said Israel would join American forces in the current campaign if requested. The remarks came as officials continue to discuss security arrangements along the Lebanon-Israel border.
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