Israel's conduct in Lebanon totally unacceptable, says Belgium's foreign minister

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Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot stated on Tuesday in Luxembourg that Israel's conduct in Lebanon is "totally unacceptable," citing disproportionate and indiscriminate responses to Hezbollah's attacks. Belgium is advocating for at least a partial suspension of the EU's Association Agreement with Israel.

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Israel's actions in Lebanon are "totally unacceptable", Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot said on Tuesday ahead of a meeting with EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg. "Israel's conduct is completely unacceptable," Prevot said, adding that Hezbollah's initial attacks must be condemned, "as well as Israel's disproportionate and indiscriminate response.

Israel's conduct in Lebanon totally unacceptable, says Belgium's foreign minister

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