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What Israel’s capture of a medieval castle says about the challenge of breaking Lebanon’s cycle of conflict

  • Negotiators seek a path to peace while violence persists across southern Lebanon despite repeated truce efforts
  • The 900-year-old fortress has witnessed Crusaders, Hezbollah and invading armies through centuries of warfare
By Jonathan Gornall ·
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Lebanon remains committed to negotiations despite Israeli escalation, source says

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