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Former Israeli officer describes Begin-era Lebanon invasion plans as political move to derail Camp David peace process

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
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House Oversight #011665
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1
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1

Summary

The passage provides a detailed insider account linking Prime Minister Menachem Begin and senior military planners to a covert strategy aimed at undermining the Camp David peace process. It offers spe Operation "Oranim" intended deep incursion to Beirut‑Damascus corridor and coordination with Phalang Cabinet opposition led to scaled‑down "Little Pines" security zone plan (40 km strip) Stated goal:

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