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Lebanon-Israel deal sparks protests in Beirut over Iranian influence
The New York Times
A new agreement between Lebanon and Israel has divided the Lebanese public, leading to protests in Beirut as supporters see it as curtailing Iranian influence.
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How outlets framed it
Left: The New York Times frames the deal as one that divides Lebanese opinion, with supporters seeing it as a way to reduce Iranian influence and opponents viewing it as a capitulation.
Center: The Straits Times reports that the deal with Israel has divided the Lebanese population, with some viewing it as a means to curb Iranian influence and others rejecting it.
Right: RT (Russia Today) highlights protests erupting in Beirut following the Lebanese government's signing of a peace agreement with Israel and the US.
Key divergence: While The New York Times and The Straits Times focus on the internal division within Lebanon regarding the deal's implications for Iranian influence, RT emphasizes the immediate eruption of protests following the agreement's signing.
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