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(1 Oct 2006) SHOTLIST Marwaheen, Lebanon - 30 September 2006 1. Zoom out of Israeli tank driving 2. Israeli tank driving 3. Soldier talking to journalist Avivim, Israel - 30 September 2006 4. Israeli soldiers packing up things on Israeli side of border 5. Bulldozer coming across border from Lebanon into Israel 6. Various of tanks crossing border from Lebanon into Israel Marwaheen, Lebanon - 1 October 2006 7. Wide pan of border area 8. Sign reading "Welcome to Marwaheen" 9. Various Israeli tanks and military vehicles at Israeli side of border 10. Medium of UNIFIL (United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon) outpost in Marwaheen 11. Medium of United Nations flag 12. UN sign 13. UN soldier and armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) driving along Marwaheen, Lebanon - 1 October 2006 14. Various of UN APC 15. UN flag 16. UN soldier coming out of APC 17. Wide of damage 18. Close up of sign reading: "Danger, mines!" 19. UN soldier and APC 20. Wide of border area 21. Wide of Moshav Zarit (just over the border in Israel) 22. Umm Ali, Marwaheen resident walking outside house 23. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Umm Ali, Marwaheen resident: "I am very happy because the Israelis are withdrawing from our land. Nothing is going to happen like what happened before, we should sacrifice and be patient until the end." 24. Wide of Israeli APC driving along 25. Mid of UN APC 26. Close up of UN soldiers on APC with binoculars STORYLINE Israeli military officials said the army withdrew the last of its troops from Lebanon early on Sunday, fulfilling a key condition of the cease-fire that ended a monthlong war with Hezbollah. The pullout ended a nearly three-month troop presence and cleared the way for the full deployment of an international peacekeeping force that will police the border with the Lebanese army. Israeli military officials said the last soldiers returned to Israel around 2:30 a.m. (2330 GMT Saturday), ahead of the beginning of Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar, which begins at sundown. The final pullout was swift, taking just several hours to complete. Under the cover of darkness, the roar of Israeli tanks and armoured vehicles could be heard moving across the Lebanese side of the border during the operation. An armoured column creaked across the border at the Israeli border community of Moshav Avivim, leaving tank treads in the soil and sending a large cloud of dust into the air that was visible in the vehicle's headlights. Later, the last group of soldiers was seen boarding a bus at nearby Moshav Zarit. UN peacekeepers deployed in southern Lebanon sent troops from Ghana battalion on Sunday to verify the Israeli withdrawal. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...