
Opinion Article– No More UNIFIL: No to Extending the Mandate and No to an Alternative Force
Note – The Arabic text in the visual is part of the phrase “Get out of here.” (“FIL MIN HON” / فل من هون) –

Note – The Arabic text in the visual is part of the phrase “Get out of here.” (“FIL MIN HON” / فل من هون) –

Published on aijac.org.au Forty-seven years of failure in Lebanon On August 25, the UN Security Council (UNSC) adopted Resolution 2790, ending the mandate for the

Can the UNIFIL play a useful role in disarming Hezbollah and solidifying the ceasefire, or should Washington veto its mandate and seek a different approach?

The problem with UNIFIL does not lie in the mandate granted to the organization, but rather in the capability and willingness of the force and

By: Dr. Zoe Levornik and Sarit Zehavi. At the end of the Second Lebanon War in 2006, under Resolution 1701, the international force UNIFIL (together

Hezbollah has not lost its influence in southern Lebanon, and UNIFIL continues to be irrelevant. In two recent incidents, local residents prevented UNIFIL from carrying

On March 16, a gunshot struck a parked vehicle in the northern Israeli community of Avivim, near the Lebanese border. The IDF confirmed that the

The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) has long struggled to enforce United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 1701, adopted in 2006, which aimed