UN Documents for Lebanon: Security Council Letters

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12 March 2012 S/2012/151 This letter contained the strategic review of UNIFIL requested in resolution 2004.
17 February 2012 S/2012/102 This was a letter from the President of the Security Council regarding the extension of the Tribunal’s mandate through 1 March 2015.
16 February 2012 S/2012/101 This was a letter from the Secretary-General regarding the extension of the Tribunal’s mandate through 1 March 2015.
20 January 2012 S/2012/54 This was a letter from the President of the Security Council regarding the appointment of Maj. Gen. Paolo Serra as the UNIFIL force commander.
18 January 2012 S/2012/53 This was a letter from the Secretary-General regarding the appointment of Maj. Gen. Paolo Serra as the UNIFIL force commander.
13 January 2012 S/2012/35 This was a letter from the President of the Security Council regarding the appointment of Derek Plumbly as the UN Special Coordinator for Lebanon.
22 June 2011 S/2011/400 This was a position paper by Lebanon on implementation of resolution 1701.
16 May 2011 S/2011/309 This was a letter from Israel regarding the 15 May al-Nakba protests.
15 May 2011 S/2011/312 This was a letter from Lebanon regarding the 15 May al-Nakba protests.
1 February 2011 S/2011/47 This was a position paper by Lebanon on implementation of resolution 1701.
1 October 2010 S/2010/506 This letter from Lebanon concerned the IDF firing toward the LAF on 20 September.
7 September 2010 S/2010/468 This letter, from Israel, concerned the 3 September explosion in Shehabiyeh in southern Lebanon.
1 September 2010 S/2010/460 This letter rom Lebanon alleged an Israeli spying network in Lebanon.
11 August 2010 S/2010/430 This letter from the Secretary-General to the Council followed up the 3 August 2010 Israeli-Lebanese border incident, the incidents with UN peacekeepers of late June and early July, and recommending the renewal of UNIFIL for a further year.
3 August 2010 S/2010/418 This letter from Lebanon concerned the exchange of fire along the blue line resulting in the death of three Lebanese soldiers, one Israeli officer and one Lebanese journalist.