Comments on: How Hezbollah Destroyed Lebanon !

By: Imad

Imad — Mon, 07 May 2007 18:17:10 +0000

The problem is that any thing less than absolute victory for Israel is a failer while any thing less than complete destruction and death is a victory for the Hissbous. That standard is the fanatic way of life ,opps we still breathing there fore we are winners, that is the hissbous Logo. Welcome to the Dahyee for on hand example.

By: Hanoudeh

Hanoudeh — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 22:52:04 +0000

To: Cromwell

if you read arabic go to this site and you find the list of damages. you will find also article in english, french and spanish.
http://www.10452lccc.com/hizbollah/Who.won2.8.06.htm

By: N10452

N10452 — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 08:19:06 +0000

Well i think this is the most complete list you can find, i havent found a more detailed one.

I have more details but posted the most essential and significant ones.

By: Jad

Jad — Wed, 06 Sep 2006 23:22:45 +0000

Excellent thread .. totally agree

By: Cromwell

Cromwell — Wed, 06 Sep 2006 00:31:04 +0000

Good evening. Could you tell me where can I find a list, like the one you have provided on thsi blog, of all the damages provoked by the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah?

Thanks.

By: lynne wooldridge

lynne wooldridge — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 11:19:13 +0000

I am just subcribing to a news/political services called Stratfor. (I am sick of the biased news everywhere). There are free news analyses that they will send you online, so I requested one on the recent conflict. The folks at Statfor have a note on their site saying that they will answer questions, so (thinking that they really would not have time to do so), I asked about the best course of action for Israel in the future. The CEO of the company emailed me back (!), saying that diplomacy was greatly needed on Israel’s part to try to begin solving the difficulties with its neighbors. The problem has been that the neighbors have not been that receptive. . . I was talking with my son last night and we were discussing Gandhi. It seems that solving problems militarily should be the last resort. I hope that the Israeli people can get leaders in office that are skilled in diplomacy and with the ability to forge good relationships with its neighbors. The average person on the street in Israel does not consider the Lebanese people its enemy (there are nutters in every society, however). I agree that it will take time for the Lebanese to be receptive to any overtures toward peace made by Israel. I think that Israel should continue to build its wall to protect against suicide bombers. It is so nerve-wracking to even go shopping or to enjoy a cup of coffee at times in Israel. I guess it is always in the back of my mind. I wish that there was something that I could do to help the Lebanese people right now, and if you can think of anything, please let me know. I am a teacher, and I was wondering if sending school supplies and basic everyday items would be helpful. I hope that things calm down and that progress toward recovery in Lebanon will be made. One day, perhaps there will be peace between (not only Israel and Lebanon), but in the entire region. All the best regards from Texas, lynne

By: Jos

Jos — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 09:04:39 +0000

\”If these two nations were allies, and worked to mutually support each other, wouldn’t that benefit everyone? \”

That wouldnt benefit Iran & Syria at all, which explains their support to Hezbollah.

I second that!

By: N10452

N10452 — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 06:56:13 +0000

Dear Lynne,
Your idea is not insane at all but it needs time to mature. Israel has been violating our land for years now and is considered an ennemy, however Syria and Iran have been doing the same for tens of years and much worse than Israel, yet you always find calls to settle things with them.

We should take out this Israeli taboo from the Lebanese minds that Israel is an eternal ennemy and this rotten hatred ideology towards Israel.

The only way to prosper is by signing peace with Israel and being on good terms with all countries of course as long as the other country respects our sovereignty.

And i agree 100% that Israel wouldnt have attacked us if Hezbollah had disarmed, the country is building walls to protect itself, the last thing it needs is occupying another country, specially Lebanon.

\”If these two nations were allies, and worked to mutually support each other, wouldn’t that benefit everyone? \”

That wouldnt benefit Iran & Syria at all, which explains their support to Hezbollah

By: lynne wooldridge

lynne wooldridge — Mon, 04 Sep 2006 20:18:02 +0000

Hezbollah is asking Lebanon for compensation due to the war? They are crazy. They drug the Lebanese people into this mess. Israel would never have attacked Lebanon otherwise, had not reason to do so. Frankly, I think that Israel and Lebanon should agree to a peace treaty, and that Israel should help repair and rebuild. I’m very pro-Israel and Pro-Lebanon, but this seems the best way to strengthen both nations. If these two nations were allies, and worked to mutually support each other, wouldn’t that benefit everyone? What do you think? Is my idea insane? Best wishes from Texas, lynne