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Regev: Crucial That Israel Stays in Southern Lebanon

US President Donald Trump vented his frustration with Israel’s military campaign in Lebanon, going as far to suggest that Syria would do a better job fighting Hezbollah there. Mark Regev, Former Israeli Ambassador to the UK and Former Senior Adviser to Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to Bloomberg’s Abeer Abu Omar on Horizons Middle East and Africa about Israel’s campaign & Netanyahu’s popularity ahead of the elections. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Regev: Crucial That Israel Stays in Southern Lebanon
US President Donald Trump vented his frustration with Israel’s military campaign in Lebanon, going as far to suggest that Syria would do a better job fighting Hezbollah there. Mark Regev, Former Israeli Ambassador to the UK and Former Senior Adviser to Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to Bloomberg’s Abeer Abu Omar on Horizons Middle East and Africa about Israel’s campaign & Netanyahu’s popularity ahead of the elections. (Source: Bloomberg)
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