Lebanon’s Religious Tensions and Future Unity

Summary

r/Lebanon discusses whether religious tensions among Christian, Sunni, and Shia communities could lead to Lebanon splitting, alongside differing views on Israel and Palestine. The conversation explores what these divisions may mean for the country’s future and its diverse communities.

Religious tensions in Lebanon

Do you think Lebanon could split in the future into a Christian, Sunni, Shia state. Since Muslims and Christians can’t really coexist and don’t like each other.

There are also differences in terms of the Israel-Palestine conflict. Almost all Lebanese Christians love Israel and hate Palestinians. While Sunnis and Shias support Palestine. Do you think the Lebanon we know now won’t exist in the future?
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Lebanon’s Religious Tensions and Future Unity

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