Israel releases Lebanese civilian, says five prisoners will be freed
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Israel releases Lebanese civilian, says five prisoners will be freed The released prisoner, identified as Malek Ghazi, is the first Lebanese citizen held by Israel to be set free since talks began.
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What happened
Israel releases Lebanese civilian, says five prisoners will be freed The released prisoner, identified as Malek Ghazi, is the first Lebanese citizen held by Israel to be set free since talks began.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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