Israeli officials are dismissing reports of an agreement to withdraw from certain points in southern Lebanon, amid a lack of US pressure to to do, Maariv's Barsky reports

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  • Officials add, "because in Washington they understand the Israeli position: no partial withdrawal, no point-specific withdrawal, and no diplomatic 'gesture'."
  • And, "as long as the Hezbollah threat persists, there is no change in the deployment of forces and no intention to relinquish the security positions in southern Lebanon."

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