Netanyahu to speak to Lebanon's Aoun, Israeli minister claims

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Israeli Science and Technology Minister Gila Gamliel claims Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will speak with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, citing a need to disarm Hezbollah with US and Israeli involvement. A Lebanese official stated the government has no information regarding any such upcoming talks.

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Gila Gamliel, Israel's science and technology minister, has claimed Benjamin Netanyahu will speak to Lebanese President Joseph Aoun. Gamliel, who belongs to Netanyahu's Likud party, told Army Radio the contacts would take place "after so many years of disconnect between the countries".

Netanyahu to speak to Lebanon's Aoun, Israeli minister claims

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