Lebanon War Debate: Civilian Safety and Solidarity

Summary

In r/Lebanon, this announcement argues that attacks on civilians, paramedics, journalists, and army soldiers make Lebanon’s communities targets in the conflict. It calls for a collective response to the invasion in southern Lebanon and warns that division could fuel civil conflict and territorial gains.

lsraeI asserted its war is with hezboIIah only, not with us, yet it targets mostly us; civilians & paramedics, this necessitates a collective punishing response of us joining the war against the lsraeIi invasion in south.

lsraeI always claimed it is fighting only hezboIIah, not us, that is we are not an enemy or party in this war, which is what many of us find acceptable as a fuckin colonial entity fights an lranian proxy, let them fuck each others to death.

Yet the main lsraeIi target is not hezb, it is us; civilians, paramedics, journalists, and even army soldiers. We should realize They made us a party and enemy by targeting and killing our families, we cant just sit idle and pretend it is not happening or they cant be lying.

The most proper punishing retaliation is us volunteering to join the fight against the lsraeIi invasion in south (intentionally) along side hezboIIah, the point isnt military effectiveness — obviously we are not militarily match to either hezboIIah or lsraeI, the point is invalidating the lsraeIi belief and terror doctrine of “we kill more lebanese families = they turn more against HezboIIah & shias” until the ultimate goal of erupting civil war where lebanese people kill each others & lsraeI get a chance for a free resistanceless land grab like syria.

The worst decision we ever made was rewarding this policy — many of us (including myself) wasnt aware of this b/c of how much we hate hezboIIah, i (and many others) unintentionally incentivized lsraeI to keep murdering more of our families. despite how much we hate hezboIIah, we should have demonstrated that this policy would only result in the opposite of their desired outcome and break it for good.
Post Author: /u/zoratosthenes
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