Naval Cooperation Strengthens Between Israel and Lebanon
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Haaretz – The Israel Navy has recently strengthened its cooperation with the Lebanese Navy in the Mediterranean, as it prepares for possible pro-Palestinian flotillas to Gaza on Nakba Day this month.
According to Israel Navy officials, the indirect cooperation between the Israeli and Lebanese navies has increased.
On Land Day last month, when hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets to protest the loss of Arab lands in the Galilee, the Lebanese army increased its naval operations and barred any ship from approaching the maritime border with Israel, to prevent any possible provocations.
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