اسرائيل تحذر من ضرب دمشق بحال اي اعتداء من "حزب الله"

yea sure, if HA fights israel and israel chooses to take revenge by killing lebanese civilians, it's HA spilling lebanese blood, not israel taking lebanon hostage.

Israel does not exist according to the Holy Scriptures ,
Only until the Wrath of our Lord Jesus is Proclaimed the Eternal King !
So until then no matter what threat Israel has said it will do it shall be to no avail ie it shall be at the receiving end of an attack & loose !
Simply put Israel does not exist ! It is only "Man Made"
I would discount any threat made by the so called Israelis , these are only threats made by man not by our creator according to the book of Revelations .
Signed Wolf !

OK, lets put the Zionist against he Islamist in Iran and whoever wins put then against the Islamist from the Gulf countries. If you take out Israel from the formula, the Arabs/Muslims will kill each other (just look at Syria) even with greater numbers (just remember what Saddam Hussein did). Don't give the Lebanese any b.s. about Zionist or Shaitan Mullahs from Iran. Neither Iran nor Syria gives the damn about the Palestinians and/or their issues, specially not the ones in Lebanon. The Lebanese need to find a way to rid themselves of the Israeli threat directly targeting Lebanon arising from the armed Palestinian camps at our boarders. Not Syria and definitely not Iran.

RFT... what is even more impressive is that the Iranian stooge while do all that from the safety of his bunker.

RFT this is so funny! The sad thing there is a lot of truth to what you say. HA followers believe it could actually happen!

Thanks for the laugh :D

RFT
You have just started to read the Holy Scriptures , you still have a long way to go ! Give it about 10 years before you master it !
Signed Wolf !!

J'y Vais de suite.

C'est bizarre car je n'arrive pas non plus a retrouver cet article. c'etait l'article ou le premier minister Syrian dit que la Syrie est prete a repousser toute attaque.
Enfin je repete ici"
j'avais dit que vendre tes propretes n'est pas la solution car en faisant cela tu multiplies le probleme au Liban.
J'ai dit aussi que tu devrais te rappeller l'histoire du Liban qui fait face continuellement a des tempetes mais le Liban et les Libanais naviguent ces tempetes et on s'en sort.

M11er, what stronger force would you expect there to be than money?
Who, in Lebanese parliament, is resistant to millions and billions of dollars showered on them from the outside? Maybe, maaaybe the kataeb, but that's because they're radical nationalists and hold their notion of the 'Lebanese entity' as close as possible to their core being and image. No one else does this, and all of them are not but your typical scoundrel of a politician.

Agreed that the Syrian threat is a larger one in practice, of course. But what's more effective and lucrative in providing necessary momentum for ideological applications? What's more likely to incite unrest and unease regarding political influence? bombs or money? Bombs no doubt. Money's more effective than death threats in providing a cohesive, uninterrupted, unnoticed application of political agendas. You'd perhaps hear of someone blaming the other of succumbing to pressure, but who in parliament today would talk of another's susceptibility to bribery and the influence of pecuniary interests? None, because they're all guilty, making any hinting of the public to their ordeals even more cryptic if the KSA is welcomed in -politics-.

Syria will be out of our hair soon hopefully, and hopefully indeed they may resolve their problems on their own, but to so foolishly welcome yet another sheep in wolf's clothing, a Lebanese disinterest, into the country is the absolute, very last thing anyone should ever think of!

M11er, I now after your clarifications understand your position quite well -- and in fact am sympathetic in that regard.

I do, however, expect you to be as impartially vigilant as you are now to massive and focused foreign influence on Lebanese political affairs, lest they start off on the same tract of benignity and amicability as those you mentioned had done and metastasize into another fully blown mess. After all this Syria business blows over, I, well, not being able to do much about it, hope that a few years down the road, we'll be living how we've always been destined to live. And that, friend, as I'm sure you well know, will metamorphose from this sad state of affairs only by, pretty much, public awareness and a healthy mistrust of those in power, and not the blind and shortsighted protagonism to those we ... follow.

You make a big mistake. I have never said that I am Israeli. The only time I came anywhere near to mentioning that was when someone accused me of being Israeli and working for their Security Services, at which point I asked sarcastically where can I get an Israeli ID Card and Passport.
I am British and I live in Manchester. Just because I have taken an interest in the Middle East ever since my university days over 40 years ago, it doesn't make me a pro-Zionist, pro-Israel, pro-Arab,
Pro-Hizballah, or pro anything. It makes me look into the region from the outside with an open mind.

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