We have no desire to enter Lebanon. We left it six years ago without any desire to go back.
Dan Gillerman: “We have no desire to enter Lebanon. We left it six years ago without any desire to go back.”
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Dan Gillerman explains Israel's intentions regarding military operations in Lebanon.
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Israel will withdraw the minute there is a political solution and the minute there is a viable force in place.
We want to give peace a chance. We want to give the United Nations and the international community a chance to actually have their forces deployed.
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If that doesn't happen, then the whole purpose of what happened over the last few months and of the international community's resolve in reaching that resolution would be defeated.