Israel-Lebanon peace deal could limit access to justice for war victims

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Lebanon and Israel have reached an agreement, which has sparked debate among experts. The deal includes provisions for Israeli withdrawal from certain areas in Lebanon.

According to reports, the agreement may impact efforts by war crime victims to seek justice. Experts are divided on the implications of the deal.

Protests have erupted in Beirut as a result of the agreement. Hezbollah has rejected the deal, calling it a “surrender”.

The US brokered the security deal between Israel and Lebanon. The details of the agreement have not been made public.

As part of the deal, Israel will withdraw from two areas in Lebanon. The exact terms of the withdrawal are unclear.

Hezbollah’s rejection of the deal has raised concerns about its implications for regional stability.

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