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Furthermore, in 2008, following the conclusion of the 33-day war, Hezbollah engaged in negotiations with Israel, facilitated by German intermediaries, to address the issue of remaining Lebanese prisoners. Through these negotiations, Hezbollah successfully secured the release of the remaining Lebanese prisoners held by Israel. In addition, Hezbollah also obtained the bodies of its martyred resistance fighters who had lost their lives during the 33-day war. Furthermore, as part of the agreement, the bodies of other Lebanese and Palestinian martyrs were returned, including Dalal Maghrabi and the 12 members of her group. | Furthermore, in 2008, following the conclusion of the 33-day war, Hezbollah engaged in negotiations with Israel, facilitated by German intermediaries, to address the issue of remaining Lebanese prisoners. Through these negotiations, Hezbollah successfully secured the release of the remaining Lebanese prisoners held by Israel. In addition, Hezbollah also obtained the bodies of its martyred resistance fighters who had lost their lives during the 33-day war. Furthermore, as part of the agreement, the bodies of other Lebanese and Palestinian martyrs were returned, including Dalal Maghrabi and the 12 members of her group. | ||
==Hezbollah's Military Intervention in Syria | ==Hezbollah's Military Intervention in Syria in Combating ISIS== | ||
Hezbollah collaborated with the Syrian government in its efforts to combat the terrorist group [[ISIS]]. Following the outbreak of unrest in Syria, Hezbollah actively engaged in fighting alongside the Syrian army against the [[Takfir|Takfiri]] (excommunicationist) ISIS militants. One significant achievement for Hezbollah in Syria was its liberation of al-Qusayr. | Hezbollah collaborated with the Syrian government in its efforts to combat the terrorist group [[ISIS]]. Following the outbreak of unrest in Syria, Hezbollah actively engaged in fighting alongside the Syrian army against the [[Takfir|Takfiri]] (excommunicationist) ISIS militants. One significant achievement for Hezbollah in Syria was its liberation of al-Qusayr. | ||
[[File:Hezbollah-Patrol-in-Syria.jpg|thumb|400px|Hezbollah Patrol in Syria]] | [[File:Hezbollah-Patrol-in-Syria.jpg|thumb|400px|Hezbollah Patrol in Syria]] | ||