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After 40 years behind bars in France, Georges Abdallah will return home to Lebanon

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By Rawad Taha Verified
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After 40 years behind bars in France, Georges Abdallah will return home to Lebanon

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By Rawad Taha Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
After more than four decades behind bars in France, Georges Ibrahim Abdallah – the Lebanese leftist militant imprisoned since 1984 – will return to Lebanon on Friday. His release, authorised by a Paris appeals court July 17 on the condition that he leave France immediately, brings to a close one of the longest political detentions in modern European history. Abdallah will be released from his prison cell in southern France on July 25 and transported by military aircraft to Paris.
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US Asst. Sec. Barbara Leaf highlights acute escalation risks and prospects for de escalation in Lebanon Israel conflict

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By Rawad Taha Verified
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US Asst. Sec. Barbara Leaf highlights acute escalation risks and prospects for de-escalation in Lebanon-Israel conflict By Rawad Taha US Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Barbara Leaf addressed the ongoing volatility and the efforts to de-escalate tensions along the Lebanon-Israel border during a press briefing on Wednesday. "There has been a high degree of volatility on that border, a very disturbing degree of volatility," Leaf stated.
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