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Lennox Kalifungwa

Israeli Foreign Minister Urges France To Help Curb Hezbollah’s Border Provocations

Meeting between the president of France (L) and the prime minister of Israel, at the Élysée Palace. Israeli Foreign Minister Cohen’s one-day visit to France came a day before the United Nations Security Council was scheduled to discuss the deteriorating situation at the Israeli-Lebanese border. ANTOINE GYORI/CORBIS VIA GETTY IMAGES.

PARIS — Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen met with his French counterpart in Paris on Wednesday and asked France to help stop Hezbollah “provocations” at the Lebanese border.

With its history of carrying out global terrorist attacks, parts of Hezbollah—and in some cases the entire organization—have been designated as a terrorist group by the United States and many other countries. In recent years, long-standing alliances with Iran and Syria have embroiled the group in the Syrian civil war, where its support for Bashar al-Assad’s regime has transformed Hezbollah into an increasingly effective military force according to the Council on foreign relations.

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