Lebanese army ‘overly stretched’ to fight off latest Israeli invasion

Al Jazeera Saturday 30 May 2026, 21:36 UTC 1 min read

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Lebanese army ‘overly stretched’ to fight off latest Israeli invasion Lebanese army ‘overly stretched’ to fight off latest Israeli invasion Geopolitical analyst Joe Macaron says the Lebanese army is ‘overly stretched’ as Israeli troops expand their occupation of Lebanese territory. The Israeli army has pushed north of Lebanon’s Litani River and appears poised to encircle the major city of Nabatieh. Published On 30 May 2026

Lebanese (ORG) Israeli (ORG) Joe Macaron (PERSON) Lebanon (LOCATION) Litani River (LOCATION) Nabatieh (LOCATION)

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