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The monkey Tachtouch is being fed by its French owner Beatrice Mauger in Al Qouzah, southern Lebanon on June 7, 2019. A Lebanese monkey who breached the border with Israel was returned to its owner on June 7 by United Nations peacekeepers after cavorting for more than a week in enemy territory. Its owner, a French nun who describes herself as a "virgin hermit", was quick to see the primate's escapade across one of the world's most tense borders as a message of peace. Tachtouch escaped late last month, prompting its owner Beatrice Mauger who runs a peace project in southern Lebanon to launch an appeal on Facebook. (Photo by Mahmoud Zayyat/AFP Photo)
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