Lebanon Border Clash: Questions and Community Debate
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r/Lebanon covers questions about the reported clash involving Syrian soldiers near the Lebanese border, including how the soldiers were taken and why their bodies were handed over. The discussion also debates Hezbollah’s role, its weapons, and Lebanon’s sovereignty and security.
The Syrians’ perspective of the border clash doesn’t make sense
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Why drag 3 soldiers from Homs all the way to Lebanon’s border to stone them? How on earth were the aggressors, be they Hezb or clansman, not spotted?
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If this is Hezbollah, why’d they execute them? Their style is taking hostages for a swap, they might as well kill them then and there instead of taking them captive just to stone them.
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Why did the Lebanese Red Cross have the bodies of these soldiers and handed them readily to the Syrians?
Post Author: /u/Inevitable_Edge_9307
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Where were these dudes the past year?
Since hezeb decided a year ago, with their illegal weapons, to start a war on Israel, without even notifying the lebanese government and building shelters for lebanese, but got beat up so badly they lost most if not all their high-level commandment perished (most hiding in civilian areas like the rat Nasrallah), where were these "rambos" from last night during it? Why weren't they showing us their bravery on the southern border?
Why were the hezeb MPs hiding sleeping in the parlament, too afraid that the IDF picks them off? Whenever they can they will abuse our land and our sovereignty for their expansion of Wilayet Fakih project. Your weapons are all illegal you have no right to bear arms and you signed a surrender agreement that allows the IDF to pick you off if you break it as we saw for the past few nonth with the fatayis 🔥
Post Author: /u/Used-Worker-1640
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