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UNIFIL Mandate Extended
UNITED NATIONS ing.
The extension which was
(JTA) — The Security
Council has extended the granted Tuesday, was re-
mandate of the United Na- quested by the Lebanese
tions Interim Force in government. Israel did not
Lebanon (UNIFIL) for an- favor an extension.
Yehuda Blum, Israel's
other six months. The vote
was 13-0 with the Soviet ambassador to the UN, told
Union and Poland abstain the council this week that
UNIFIL has "outlived its
usefulness and its presence
is no longer called for in
southern Lebanon." Israel
wants UNIFIL to be re-
placed by Lebanese army
troops that, together with
Israeli troops, will patrol
south Lebanon against ter-
rorist infiltrations into
southern Israel.
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The United States,
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IFIL. The American de-
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element in the negotia-
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WASHINGTON (JTA) —
parts of Lebanon. UNIFIL American intelligence offi-
was first deployed in south - cials believe that the Soviet
Lebanon, in 1978. The Union has deployed SAM-5
number of UNIFIL troops is ground-to-air missiles in
presently 6,300.
Syria, thus lending support
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