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Hezbollah insisted the group would not give up its weapons, saying that disarming it would be like “taking its soul out"
Handover is part of broader effort to assert state sovereignty by gradually disarming armed factions across Lebanon, including the powerful Hezbollah
Israel has yet to formally respond to ceasefire proposal
American envoy has called on Israel to comply with Lebanese government actions
Details emerge of Ali Larijani’s message to Beirut as he stressed militant group's weapons are a red line
Qatari PM in Egypt in effort to push truce talks forward
Calls to forcibly resettle Palestinians from Gaza have drawn widespread condemnation
Egypt-Hamas contact resumes after Turkish mediation ended quarrel over Gaza aid
Netanyahu intends to displace half of population and forcibly push Palestinians south
Forces 'quietly' moving through Syria near Lebanese border, security officials say
The book may belong to the past, but its ghost still haunts the present
Ministers to resume talks on Thursday and order army to draw up plan to disarm group by end of 2025
The region's presence is keenly felt in restaurants and beaches across the south of France
Sanctioned officials will be denied American visas
Core issue is cessation of aggression, senior official insists
