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O primeiro-ministro israelense Benjamin Netanyahu em 28 de outubro de 2024 (Debbie Hill/AFP)
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Publicado em 4 de novembro de 2024 às 06h46.
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O primeiro-ministro israelense, Benjamin Netanyahu, enfatizou novamente no domingo, 3, durante uma visita à fronteira com o Líbano, a importância de Israel ser capaz de “impor” qualquer possível acordo de cessar-fogo com o grupo xiita libanês Hezbollah.
Em uma mensagem de vídeo, Netanyahu opinou que a “chave” para restaurar a paz, com ou sem um acordo, é levar o Hezbollah para o norte do rio Litani, impedir suas tentativas de se rearmar e “responder com firmeza” a qualquer tentativa do grupo de atacar Israel.
“Simplificando: fazer cumprir, fazer cumprir, fazer cumprir”, declarou Netanyahu, uma mensagem semelhante à que ele transmitiu na semana passada durante a visita do mediador dos Estados Unidos para o conflito no Líbano, Amos Hochstein, e que parecia sugerir que Israel quer se reservar o direito de atacar o Líbano novamente se o Hezbollah não cumprir as exigências de uma possível trégua.
O premiê também deixou claro que um de seus principais objetivos é cortar o “suprimento de oxigênio” do Irã para o Hezbollah por meio da Síria, depois que as Forças de Defesa de Israel bombardearam algumas passagens na fronteira sírio-libanesa por onde, segundo ele, o grupo xiita transporta armas.
Durante essa visita ao norte de Israel, a segunda desde o início da invasão israelense ao sul do Líbano no começo do mês passado, Netanyahu se reuniu com vários comandantes e enviou uma mensagem de apoio aos reservistas, depois que a eclosão da guerra na Faixa de Gaza e, em seguida, a ofensiva no Líbano forçaram a convocação de um número sem precedentes de soldados da reserva.
O primeiro-ministro disse que seu gabinete trabalha em um plano nacional para apoiar as famílias dos reservistas israelenses.
Na última quinta-feira, após a reunião de Netanyahu em Jerusalém com Hochstein, seu gabinete emitiu uma breve mensagem deixando claro para os EUA que qualquer acordo para encerrar o conflito no Líbano deve permitir que Israel o aplique.
“A questão principal não é a papelada de um acordo ou de outro, mas a capacidade e a determinação de Israel de aplicá-lo e de lidar com qualquer ameaça à sua segurança procedente do Líbano”, disse o gabinete do primeiro-ministro israelense na ocasião.
A mensagem parecia se referir à exigência, levantada nas últimas semanas pela imprensa israelense e americana, de que o possível cessar-fogo com o grupo xiita Hezbollah também deveria permitir que Israel use o espaço aéreo libanês e que suas tropas estejam “ativamente” envolvidas na garantia do cumprimento do acordo, algo que parece difícil de ser aceito pelas autoridades libanesas.
1/11 Mourners in the Nahr al-Bared camp for Palestinian refugees gather for the funeral of commanders of the Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) group who were killed by an overnight Israeli air strike in Beirut, at the camp near Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli on September 30, 2024. (Photo by Fathi AL-MASRI / AFP) (LEBANON-ISRAEL-PALESTINIAN-CONFLICT)
2/11 Mourners in the Nahr al-Bared camp for Palestinian refugees gather for the funeral of commanders of the Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) group who were killed by an overnight Israeli air strike in Beirut, at the camp near Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli on September 30, 2024. (Photo by Fathi AL-MASRI / AFP) (LEBANON-ISRAEL-PALESTINIAN-CONFLICT)
3/11 A fighter fires live rounds into the air from an assault rifle during the funeral of two commanders and one member of the Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) group who were killed by an overnight Israeli air strike in Beirut, at the Beddawi camp for Palestinian refugees near Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli on September 30, 2024. (Photo by Fathi AL-MASRI / AFP) (LEBANON-ISRAEL-PALESTINIAN-CONFLICT)
4/11 Mourners gather by ambulances transporting the bodies of two commanders and one member of the Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) who were killed by an overnight Israeli air strike in Beirut, during the funeral at the Beddawi camp for Palestinian refugees near Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli on September 30, 2024. (Photo by Fathi AL-MASRI / AFP) (LEBANON-ISRAEL-PALESTINIAN-CONFLICT)
5/11 Conflitos no Oriente Médio: sem sinal de solução à vista (LEBANOJN-ISRAEL-PALESTINIAN-CONFLICT)
6/11 Iranians hold pictures of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed in an Israeli air strike on Beirut's southern suburbs on September 27, during an anti-Israel protest in Palestine Square in Tehran on September 30, 2024. (Photo by ATTA KENARE / AFP) (IRAN-LEBANON-PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL-CONFLICT)
7/11 Iranians hold pictures of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed in an Israeli air strike on Beirut's southern suburbs on September 27, during an anti-Israel protest in Palestine Square in Tehran on September 30, 2024. (Photo by ATTA KENARE / AFP) (IRAN-LEBANON-PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL-CONFLICT)
8/11 A picture taken from northern Israel, along the border with southern Lebanon, on September 30, 2024 shows a fire following Israeli bombardment on an area of south Lebanon. The Israeli military said Tuesday troops have started "targeted ground raids" in villages of southern Lebanon. The incursions backed by airstrikes and artillery began "a few hours ago" and are targeting militant group Hezbollah "in villages close to the border" with Israel, a military statement said. (Photo by Jalaa MAREY / AFP) (LEBANON-ISRAEL-PALESTINIAN-CONFLICT)
9/11 Smoke rises from the site of an Israeli airstrike that targeted a neighborhood in Beiruts southern suburb early on October 1, 2024. The Israeli military said Tuesday troops have started "targeted ground raids" in villages of southern Lebanon. The incursions backed by airstrikes and artillery began "a few hours ago" and are targeting militant group Hezbollah "in villages close to the border" with Israel, a military statement said. (Photo by Fadel ITANI / AFP) (Exchanges of fire on Lebanon-Israel border after Hamas offensive)
10/11 Smoke rises from the site of an Israeli airstrike that targeted a neighborhood in Beiruts southern suburb early on October 1, 2024. The Israeli military said Tuesday troops have started "targeted ground raids" in villages of southern Lebanon. The incursions backed by airstrikes and artillery began "a few hours ago" and are targeting militant group Hezbollah "in villages close to the border" with Israel, a military statement said. (Photo by Fadel ITANI / AFP) (Exchanges of fire on Lebanon-Israel border after Hamas offensive)
11/11 Smoke rises from the site of an Israeli airstrike that targeted a neighborhood in Beiruts southern suburb early on October 1, 2024. A Lebanese security official said Israel had conducted at least six strikes on south Beirut in the night from Monday to Tuesday, after Israel's army called on residents in the Hezbollah stronghold to evacuate. (Photo by ETIENNE TORBEY / AFP) (Exchanges of fire on Lebanon-Israel border after Hamas offensive)
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