The UN Blue Helmet No Longer Offers Protection in Southern Lebanon
UNIFIL is dying. Not in the dramatic, singular way that makes for breaking news, but in the slow, compounding way that institutions die — one ambush, one unanswered attack, one ignored mandate at a time. The killing of a French peacekeeper in southern Lebanon, shot dead in a deliberate ambush while trying to open a […]
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