The UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon is compromised
Peloni: The consequence of interacting with terrorists is that those most intimately involved in conducting that interaction face the dilemma of having to choose between their complicity with terrorists and becoming an actual casualty of the process. Treating terrorists as if they are honest partners in any negotiation defies reality, and the resulting willful ignorance is what makes a mockery of every ‘negotiated’ ceasefire which is also ‘enforced’ by the complicity of the UN’s representatives and agencies. The corruption begins with the logical disconnect of ‘dealing’ with terrorists as if they were statesman, and it ends with the UNIFIL acting as Hezbollah’s watchman and protector in the same moment. So, more than just addressing UNIFIL, the international preference to preserve terrorists is what truly needs to be reconsidered, and until such time as this is done, any group acting to safeguard a ‘peace’ with Hezbollah will become its toady, as has been the case with UNIFIL. The implications of this reality has consequences for what is also being proposed in Gaza.
Rather than serving as a stabilizing element, 13,000-strong UNIFIL is operating as a hostile entity under the guise of international diplomacy.
Moshe Phillips | June 8, 2026
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An independent international investigation is needed of the U.N. Interim Force in Lebanon, more commonly known as UNIFIL. It simply cannot be allowed to continue in its role without expert oversight. This is not just a grave concern for Israel, but for Lebanon and Syria as well.
Thousands of participants march through North York during Toronto’s 2026 Walk With Israel. Organizers estimated more than 60,000 people attended, making it the largest event in the walk’s history, while Toronto Police reported five arrests amid counter-protests. (Image: Supplied.)
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