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  1. Israeli troops remain in South Lebanon while an interim accord discusses Iran's nuclear program, which is supported by Hezbollah.
  2. Israeli troops remain in South Lebanon while an interim accord discusses Iran's nuclear program, which is supported by Hezbollah.
  3. Israeli troops remain in South Lebanon while an interim accord discusses Iran's nuclear program, which is supported by Hezbollah.
  4. Israeli troops remain in South Lebanon while an interim accord discusses Iran's nuclear program, which is supported by Hezbollah.

Trump is seeking a peace deal to stabilize the region as Israeli actions impact ongoing Iran-Lebanon peace talks.

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Trump is seeking a peace deal to stabilize the region as Israeli actions impact ongoing Iran-Lebanon peace talks.

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