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The Enemy in Lebanon
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epronovost
Well-Known Member
That, to me, would be a good point.
Justanatheist
Well-Known Member
The truth is that both Hezbollah and the IDF are enemies of the people of the Lebanon.
Because the claim is in full accord with Hezbollah past practice, and because a lie would be trivially easy to expose -- all the Lebanese and/or UN authorities would need to do is invite the international media for a tour of the purported arms depot and the adjoining school.
Justanatheist
Well-Known Member
Non Hasbara context.
Palestinian Programme.
Currently, the number of Palestine refugees in Lebanon is approximately 192,000 (174,422 Palestine refugees in Lebanon and 17,706 Palestine refugees from Syria).Palestinian refugees in Lebanon (PRL) and Palestinian refugees from Syria (PRS) living in the country's numerous Palestinian neighbourhoods and 12 Palestinian camps face social exclusion, are regarded as foreigners, and are effectively excluded from enjoying most civil and socio-economic rights. Palestinians in Lebanon are barred from owning property and from working in more than thirty occupations including all liberal professions. According to the 2015 AUB/UNRWA survey:
Palestinian Programme.
Currently, the number of Palestine refugees in Lebanon is approximately 192,000 (174,422 Palestine refugees in Lebanon and 17,706 Palestine refugees from Syria).Palestinian refugees in Lebanon (PRL) and Palestinian refugees from Syria (PRS) living in the country's numerous Palestinian neighbourhoods and 12 Palestinian camps face social exclusion, are regarded as foreigners, and are effectively excluded from enjoying most civil and socio-economic rights. Palestinians in Lebanon are barred from owning property and from working in more than thirty occupations including all liberal professions. According to the 2015 AUB/UNRWA survey:
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
Unless you're a representative of the Israeli Defense Forces, I strongly doubt that your answer would be particularly informative.
I'd say it's much more likely that we'll have to wait for a definitive, factual answer once the IDF rolls out its next invasion of Lebanon.
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
And as long as the situation is sufficiently "complex", we can nevertheless support armed strikes against civilians.
We can?
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
Of course! You don't want to deny Israel's right to survival, do you?
And as we have learned in the past months, it is intrinsically necessary for Israel's survival to be bombing densely populated territory and causing numerous civilian casualties because there might be terrorists somewhere in there.
As you can see, things are complicated, therefore we ought to support the IDF uncritically.
Those seem like odd conclusions.
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
How so?
Selection bias being what it is, I doubt that you would be informed as well.
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
Don't be so hard on yourself; you did successfully inform me with your OP.
They to be based on things like false dilemmas and strawman arguments. But that's not a hornet's nest I'm interested in getting into with you.
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
Yea, I forgot how much your dislike taking part in discussions.
Sorry about poking you like that, I should have known better.
