Operation Iron Fist: Israeli Policy In Lebanon
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The Iron Fist policy, also known as Operation Iron Fist, was a policy involving series of raids carried out in 1985 by the Israeli Defence Force during the 1985-2000 South Lebanon conflict and First Intifada against Palestinian and Lebanese targets. The policy takes its name from a 1983 statement by Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhaq Shamir that "Middle East peoples should realize that if Israel is provoked, the hand extended in peace will turn into an iron fist that will strike at terrorism to the bitter end." Booklet with Introduction by the International Centre for Information on Palestinian and Lebanese Prisoners, Deportees and Missing Persons. Contents: Introduction, Israel's Iron Fist in South Lebanon, The Fate of the Imprisoned by the Israeli Army, Legal Implications of Operation Iron Fist, Aftermath, United Nations Security Council Resolutions, The 'Times' Chronology of Events. Used: bound by two steel staples in very good order, binding is tight.
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