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Resistance and Liberation Day (Lebanon)

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Liberation Day is a holiday in Lebanon on May 25.1 On May 25, 2000, the Israeli army withdrew from occupied territory in Southern Lebanon after 22 years of occupation.2 The United Nations certified that the withdrawal was complete, with troops having left territory demarcated by the Blue Line . Lebanon disputed the completion of withdrawal, claiming that the Blue Line did not match with its international borders in a region between it and Syria called the Shebaa Farms .3

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