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A former prime minister who led Israel out of Lebanon fears mistakes are being repeated

JERUSALEM (AP) — It was just before sunrise when the last columns of Israeli tanks crossed from Lebanon back into Israel and then-Prime Minister Ehud Barak, who ordered the withdrawal, said the homecoming of Israeli troops sent “shivers down his spine. ”That was May 24, 2000, the day Israel ended its 18-year occupation of southern Lebanon. By then, many Israelis had grown to view the invasion — initially aimed at ousting Palestinian militants — as a strategic failure, akin to the U...

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