

Context Goes Missing From Hezbollah Border Attack
Following a Hezbollah attack, some media fail to include the context behind Israel’s control over the Shebaa Farms region on the Lebanese border.
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Following a Hezbollah attack, some media fail to include the context behind Israel’s control over the Shebaa Farms region on the Lebanese border.
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