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Headline United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)

Caption Description Advance units of a new UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) began moving into southern Lebanon on 22 March 1978. The purpose of the force, spelled out in a Security Council resolution of 19 March (resolution 425) is to confirm the withdrawal of Israeli forces, restore international peace and security, and assist the Government of Lebanon in ensuring the return of its responsibilities, it is estimated that it must have at least five battalions each of about 600 all ranks, in addition to logistics units, for a total strength in the order of 4,000.
A view of the deserted town of Khiam in southern Lebanon. The town’s inhabitants had fled in advance of the invasion of Lebanon by Israeli troops.

Unique Identifier UN7455136

NICA ID 391003

Production Date 04/30/1978 2:48:58 PM

Country Lebanon

Credit UN Photo/John Isaac

File size 2.93 MB