BEIRUT — On Thursday night, videos of Hezbollah supporters moving around Ain al-Mraiseh in Beirut, raising Hezbollah's flags and shouting chants in support of the party caused uproar on social...
You’re welcome to go over and read the history of Hezbollah, how and why they were formed, and what would have happened had they not existed if you so earnestly want to know what they have done to protect Lebanon from Israel. You’re also welcome to look up why they have decided to take “potshots” with their genocidal neighbors and how that whole debacle started.
If you’re well aware of the history then the answer to “Why do Lebanese citizens who hate Hezhollah are suddenly publicly supporting them as a foreign military they hate even more attacks their homes” isn’t a question you need me to answer for you.
I really did. It’s in the first comment you replied to by me. I even quoted it to you again.
Since you’re so familiar with all the events surrounding this then I doubt any points I make will change your mind. You’re welcome to go listen to one of these Lebanese people this article touches on via social media. I’m sure you will find a lot of them either in Lebanon or outside of Lebanon. See what they have to say.
You’re welcome to go over and read the history of Hezbollah, how and why they were formed, and what would have happened had they not existed if you so earnestly want to know what they have done to protect Lebanon from Israel. You’re also welcome to look up why they have decided to take “potshots” with their genocidal neighbors and how that whole debacle started.
I’m well aware of Hezbollah’s history and my question still stands.
If you’re well aware of the history then the answer to “Why do Lebanese citizens who hate Hezhollah are suddenly publicly supporting them as a foreign military they hate even more attacks their homes” isn’t a question you need me to answer for you.
It’s lucky that’s not the question I’m asking then. I’m asking what Hezbollah has actually done to protect anyone from Israel.
I really did. It’s in the first comment you replied to by me. I even quoted it to you again.
Since you’re so familiar with all the events surrounding this then I doubt any points I make will change your mind. You’re welcome to go listen to one of these Lebanese people this article touches on via social media. I’m sure you will find a lot of them either in Lebanon or outside of Lebanon. See what they have to say.