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Fate of War in Lebanon Rests Mostly With Outside Powers

A U.S.-Iran peace deal could calm the conflict in Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah. But that will depend mainly on what the United States, Iran and Israel decide.

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Fate of War in Lebanon Rests Mostly With Outside Powers
A U.S.-Iran peace deal could calm the conflict in Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah. But that will depend mainly on what the United States, Iran and Israel decide.
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