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Mideast correspondent for The Associated Press since 1992. Covering Syria, Iraq and Lebanon.
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Canadian official condemns Israel’s ‘unlawful invasion’ and announces new aid to Lebanon

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By Bassem Mroue Verified
| Washington Times Verified
BEIRUT — A Canadian government official condemned what he called Israel’s “unlawful invasion” of Lebanon, saying Beirut should govern its own space and have sovereignty over its lands. Randeep Sarai, Canada’s secretary of state for international development, visited Lebanon to announce new humanitarian aid to the crisis-hit country, where the U.N. says some 360,000 people remain displaced as a result of the latest conflict between Israel and the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.
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Canadian official condemns Israel’s ‘unlawful invasion’ and announces new aid to Lebanon

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By Bassem Mroue Verified
| myMotherLode.com Verified
BEIRUT (AP) — A Canadian government official condemned what he called Israel’s “unlawful invasion” of Lebanon, saying Beirut should govern its own space and have sovereignty over its lands. Randeep Sarai, Canada’s secretary of state for international development, visited Lebanon to announce new humanitarian aid to the crisis-hit country, where the U.N. says some 360,000 people remain displaced as a result of the latest conflict between Israel and the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.
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| The Seattle Times Verified
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