Lebanese medical conference drops Israeli surgeon
An Israeli surgeon was dropped from a Lebanese medical conference because Lebanese law prohibits contact with Israelis under the 1955 Anti-Israel Boycott Law.
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The incident illustrates ongoing legal barriers to professional exchange between the two countries.
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