Lebanon Debate: Negotiations and the War’s Endgame
Résumé
In r/Lebanon, members discuss how rocket attacks launched in support of Gaza escalated into war with Israel, causing casualties, injuries, and mass displacement in southern Lebanon. The post questions Hezbollah’s endgame and considers negotiations as a possible path forward, raising issues that matter deeply to the community.
What's the endgame?
They started shooting rockets towards israel in support for Gaza. As a result, events escalated quickly towards a fully fledged war with Israel which lead to a total distraction of the south, tens of thousands of casualties and injuries and the displacement of some hundreds of thousands of citizens.
Therefore, I do believe negotiations is the way out, because at this point, I do not think hezbollah even knows what's the end game.
My opinion in this a bit complicated, which manifests itself by ignoring those people specially on socials because they are selfish for taking this foolish decision.
Let me know your opinion
Thanks
Post Author: /u/Silent_Vanilla_8504
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