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LEBANESE AMBASSADOR TO THE U.S. MOAWADI SAYS SIGNING IS FIRST STEP IN RENEWING LEBANESE SOVEREIGNTY

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“LEBANESE AMBASSADOR TO U.S. SAYS SIGNING OF AGREEMENT IS FIRST STEP TOWARDS RENEWING LEBANON'S SOVEREIGNTY”

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“ISRAEL, LEBANON FRAMEWORK 'FIRST STEP' TOWARD PEACE”

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Israel's U.S. Ambassador Leiter is himself a former American.

Raised in Pittsburgh and educated at Yeshiva University, Leiter worked in finance before immigrating to Israel. His American roots give him rare insider fluency on both sides of the U.S.-Israel relationship.

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This storyHow many months did the U.S. mediate Lebanon-Israel border talks?

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  2. 6 months
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13 months

Israel's U.S. Ambassador Yechiel Leiter was born in America!

Pittsburgh-born Leiter immigrated to Israel before becoming Israel's envoy to Washington — making him uniquely fluent in both cultures. Read more at Wikipedia

This storyIs the signing deal a real first step toward Lebanese sovereignty?

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Israel & Lebanon have no official border — only a UN ceasefire line!

The 'Blue Line' drawn by the UN in 2000 after Israel withdrew from southern Lebanon is not a recognized border. These Washington talks mark a rare direct effort to resolve that. Learn more at Wikipedia

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