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		<title>Israel Seizes Strategic Lebanon Hilltop Before U.S. Talks</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Beirut-Lebanon remains committed to negotiations with Israel and will not use force to disarm Hezbollah, a Lebanese official said on]]></description>
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<p><strong>Beirut-</strong>Lebanon remains committed to negotiations with Israel and will not use force to disarm Hezbollah, a Lebanese official said on Monday, as Israel expanded military operations in southern Lebanon ahead of a new round of U.S.-backed talks in Washington.</p>



<p><br>The escalation follows Israel&#8217;s capture of the strategic Beaufort Castle position, raising concerns that military gains on the ground could strengthen its negotiating position. </p>



<p>Lebanese officials said Beirut had rejected Israeli calls for the Lebanese army to immediately disarm Hezbollah, warning such a move could trigger internal instability.</p>



<p><br>Lebanese military sources said control of Beaufort Castle could give Israeli forces greater surveillance and operational reach across parts of southern Lebanon. </p>



<p>The United Nations Security Council is expected to discuss the situation at an emergency meeting requested by France.</p>
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