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I'm John Duttle with my colleague Jonathan Shanzer, Executive Director, Foundation for the Defense of Democracy.

Lebanon, Hezbollah, still large-scale operation.

But what is to be done?

The Lebanon government has been untrustworthy.

Lebanese armed forces have been untrustworthy. We have an airport where there's

routine reporting of smuggling. The Iranians have not given up rearming or reinvigorating

Hezbollah. And yet, Jonathan, you tell me there's something positive out of Lebanon. What is that?

There is. There's an interesting story that's emerged today.

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, who's not exactly known for being an effective

leader in the West Bank. But he is on his way to Lebanon and he is going to be meeting with

the Lebanese government to talk about possibly disarming the refugee camps in Lebanon.

These are camps where hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions of Palestinians have been living.

They have been stripped of their rights.

They're not able to work in a number of different positions in Lebanon.

They're not granted citizenship.

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