Red Cross Says Transferred Four People Released by Israel to Lebanon
The five releases are the first since Beirut called talks with Israel to secure the return of people seized in war.
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Red Cross says transferred four people released by Israel to Lebanon
Israel is believed to have seized dozens of people from Lebanon amidst its recent wars with Iran-backed Hezbollah. "The International Committee of the Red Cross, at the request of the relevant parties, facilitated the transfer to Lebanon of five individuals released from Israeli detention," the ICRC said in a statement. "One individual was transferred on Thursday, and four others on Friday," it added. Israel on Thursday said it had decided to re…
Today, the Red Cross announced its facilitation of the handover to Lebanon of four persons and five persons yesterday, released from Israel, while President Joseph Awn commended the efforts of the International Commission and the United States in releasing the detainees.
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) announced that it had facilitated the transfer of five persons who had been released from Israeli centres to Lebanon, at the request of the parties concerned, and explained that one person had been transferred on Thursday, while the other four had been transferred on Friday, taking into account their safety and dignity.
The US State Department confirmed that the release of the Lebanese prisoners to Israel was the result of an American mediation between the two countries, noting that the issue of the prisoners was raised during the recent Rome talks between Lebanon and Israel. The US State commended the governments of Lebanon and Israel for demonstrating their goodwill through the release of the prisoners, stressing that Washington continues to help maintain a d…
LBCI has learned that Lebanon will receive four additional prisoners at 7:00 PM today, Thursday, at the Naqoura border crossing, via the International Committee of the Red Cross, which will then hand them over to the Lebanese Army. The prisoners to be released by Israel this evening are two Lebanese and two Syrians: Ali Shour and Hussein Ayash, and Asaad al-Hasika and Sam Ibrahim al-Samawi. *You can also read: The Army Received... Read more
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