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Israel, Lebanon Close to Maritime Border Deal

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Published:
Tue, Oct 11, 2022
Authors
Tom Pepper, London
Yousra Samaha, Dubai
Emily Meredith, Washington
Editor
Andrew Kelly
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Vitchanan Photography/Shutterstock

Israel and Lebanon are close to signing a deal that will delineate their disputed maritime border in the Mediterranean Sea, potentially paving the way for a broader improvement in relations between the two countries.

Topics:
Security Risk , Exploration, Offshore Oil and Gas, Gas Supply
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