نصرالله يؤكد ان المسلحين عاجزون عن "اجتياح اي منطقة بقاعية": استعداداتنا متقدّمة جداً

all oppressed, not the same way/intensity, not protected or resisting the same way either. Christians safe in mount lebanon, druze in chouf, not in contact with hizbos, unlike sunnis living in mixed areas/cities...

Cedre this is not a fight between comunities (please don t fall in this lime assad succeeded to do in syria) this is a fight betwween lebanese citizen who want a state were all should have same right and duty and a sectarian, retarded millicia engaged in yemen/irak/syria and god knows where under the comand of senile illuminated khomayini who is letting iranian people live like in midle ages...dragging us in a war that dates for centuries..
Chill cedre, donnot lose north, especialy not now...

Dude, what about the Shia who do not support Hizb? You think we're not oppressed as well? Nobody in my family supports Hizb, yet a lot of them live in areas controlled by Hizb in Dahyeh and the Bekaa, and they have to talk in whispers for fear of retribution from Hizb in the form of eviction from jobs, having their cars smashed at night, or being jumped on the street in broad daylight (all of which already happened to the unrepentant among us). Lopping all Shia with Hizb is ridiculous. Hizb only cares for its own - i.e., Syrio-Iranian - interests, and is ready to do unto other Shiites what they do to the takfiriyyé at the slightest sign of dissent, only with more impunity than what they do to other sects because they think that they own all of Shia.

Totaly agree maxx, and i feel sorry we couldn't do more for shiite comunity under the control of hezbos....

imagine79, maxx, i always speak about hizbos, not shias...

Another case you can find about if you go to Maroun Misik, also in Shiyyé7, is that of Gabby, the Christian husband of a local Shiite lady. Gabby moved into Maroun Misik around 1998 after he got married and opened up a "dikkénè" on sheri3 Maroun Misik. He used to sell Almaza (that's how I know him). He was threatened numerous times to leave because he was "corrupting the youth" by selling them alcohol - though it was the "youth", of whom I was one, who were going to his shop and having to wait until all the other customers left so that, upon repeated insistence, he would bring out the beer from the back of the shop (it's not like he had it on public display). Then one day Hizb followed through with their threats and threw a Molotov cocktail into his shop. He managed to escape the fire; his Shiite wife and their newborn daughter weren't so lucky.

zahle, this is 2014, not 1984.
Nobody denying Christians suffered, got thrown out of their lands in the south and the chouf, were sent into exile but now Sunnis are the victims of the syro-iranian tandem for not willing to submit. Many cynical christians/druze actually it's a good thing for them that sunnis and shias fight/weaken each others...

Ok wait 84 was worse, but how many of us were killed in the 2000's assassinated?

zahle1, for me the '80s saw the end of lebanese christians as a demographic power, thousands among the youngest fleeing for EU, US, Canada, Australia and south America, cant compare with less than 100 journalists and politicians killed after 2000.