Gemayel: Lebanon needs to be protected from its resistance

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The town of Lassa in the Jbeil district which is predominantly Shiite has been transformed into a Hezbollah military base, informed sources told al-Joumhourya newspaper on Wednesday.

The sources said that the Shiite party has dug tunnels and set up shelters in the town and installed cameras that would take photos of vehicles and drivers.

The people in the district of Jbeil who are predominately Christians now consider Lassa a Hezbollah security quarter specially since the party’s secretary-general, Naim Qassem, hid in the town during the Israeli offensive on Lebanon in 2006, the sources told the daily

The town is also considered a link between the district of Baalbeck, which is mainly Shiite, and the district of Jbeil, they said, adding that Free Patriotic Movement MPs and Shiite lawmaker Abbas Hashem have set up a network of roads that link Hadath Baalbeck with the Jbeil district all the way to the coastal town of Amsheet without passing through any Christian village or town.

On Tuesday, a team from MTV were planning to shoot a news report in Lassa ( where a Maronite delegation was also assaulted and prevented from surveying a piece of land belonging to the Maronite Patriarchate last week) when Hezbollah gunmen broke their cameras and prevented it from carrying out its task.

The director of political programs at MTV Ghayyath Yazbek said that this was not the first time that a crew from MTV was being assaulted by Hezbollah gunmen

He said the network would not file a lawsuit against anyone but would wait for the state and security agencies to resolve the issue.

Protected from Hezbollah

Commenting on the attack against MTV , the attack against the Maronite delegation and Hezbollah’s military base in Lassa Phalange party MP Sami Gemayel said on Wednesday that Lebanon needs to be “protected from its Resistance.”

“Some Lebanese parties have been acting like a militia under the pretext of a resistance… but the Lebanese citizen is in need for protection from its Resistance,” Gemayel said .

Gemayel also said in a statement issued by his office that the assaults on freedom of the citizens “have been ongoing on a daily basis.”

“Hezbollah thinks that every area that they are present in belongs to the party and forbids any state authorities from exerting power,” the MP added.

He also called on the Lebanese government to take action in order to put an end to “Hezbollah’s militia behavior.”

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142 responses to “Gemayel: Lebanon needs to be protected from its resistance”

  1. 316909 Avatar

    The people of Lebanon need protection from the enemies of Lebanon who are now not just Israel but also Hezbollah, Aoun, Syria and Iran. Lets be blunt about it now. HA is no longer a party or resistance and has become an occupation force. Lebanon is under occupation by Iran via Hezbollah.

    1. plomca Avatar

      I could not have said any better. Lebanon must free itself from the Resistance!

      1. leobetapar Avatar
        leobetapar

        to give himself to the zioniaste who will bought you ice cream humhum

        1. plomca Avatar

          You know, they used to say about people in the U.S. with long hair, faded jeans and tie dye shirts in the 90’s – hippies stuck in the 60’s. Man, you are one Lebanese who is still stuck in the 90’s when you spew out your support for the Resistance.

          Come on man, get head together, it is 2011. The last time I checked, no Israelis occupying any parts of Lebanon. (Shebba Farms can be disputed – but with the Syrians). Since no fighting taking place anywhere in Lebanon, why don’t Hezbollah just go back to the mosque, like they did before and everyone can live in peace and harmony.

          The likes of you, will not make Lebanon better. Just destroy it. You know in the West, we always say “No nation can destroy Lebanon, including Israel. – Only Hezbollah can destroy Lebanon!”

          1. leobetapar Avatar
            leobetapar

            that incredible you work only on assumption which are for you certitudes absoluts
            sorry i am not Lebanese not Arabs i am npt a part i am just an outsider without any personal interest who give his opinion.And i am not kind to hysterisme like saying only Hezbollah can destroy Lebanon.I can easely imagine you your face cover with cender going trhough Beyrout crying and beating yourself do we will have to film it take care we can call HP rather than the press

        2. master09 Avatar
          master09

          I would rather live under the zionist.

          1. leobetapar Avatar
            leobetapar

            you are allready so where is the point to state that

        3. master09 Avatar
          master09

          I would rather live under the zionist.

        4. 5thDrawer Avatar
          5thDrawer

          As long as it’s low-fat, fathead, I’ll take that over the sour lemons you hand out.

        5. 5thDrawer Avatar
          5thDrawer

          As long as it’s low-fat, fathead, I’ll take that over the sour lemons you hand out.

        6. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
          Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

          Oh no! Ice Cream?! The monsters!

    2. leobetapar Avatar
      leobetapar

      the people of lebanon need protection from the traitor who want to sell it to the USA

      1. 316909 Avatar

        And selling to Iran is better? Look at all the former enemies of the U.S. Germany, Japan, Italy are all doing well and still under U.S occupation until this day. Now explain how Iran would Benefit Lebanon? More war? More Bullying? The economy will collapse and people will suffer as long as your stupid monkey face rat is in control? Would you rather have peace and prosperity under U.S influence or more wars under Iranian control? Small countries will never truly be free and will always be controlled. The gas reserves we have could benefit us if we are able to sell to the EU and sooner or later the dependance of Europe on our gas will give us some sort of power and economic stability. I would rather sell Lebanon to the U.S and be able to get drunk and do what I want and not have to make my wife cover her face in public and get whipped if I drink or smoke a joint. 

        1. dm9076 Avatar

          In this world there are many buyers, Syria, Iran, US, China, uk, France. The question is we have not enough ethics to stop them, and we naively argue which is of the lesser evil. Traitors are all over for money, the only way our politicians know how to make a living. Once they sell their country, they will convince themselves and followers of the great deed they performed.

        2. 5thDrawer Avatar
          5thDrawer

          And those people DO elect their own governments … not always well, but that’s democracy too.

        3. 5thDrawer Avatar
          5thDrawer

          And those people DO elect their own governments … not always well, but that’s democracy too.

        4. 316909 Avatar

          5thdrawer AND DM9076.

          DM9076, I know we have a lot of buyers but europe needs it the most and can offer us the most in return. france is in the eu so unless we supply the eu fance is not buying neither is the uk. syria will simply steal it, iran has its own gas and dont need us and china want to trade weapons for it. a good deal would be europe because they pay cash, they are close to us and would back us to protect the flow and get away from russia.

          5thdrawer, Electing a government is not always real democracy. After all Hafiz Assad was elected and reelected all the time and so was Mubarak, Saddam, Gadafi and the list continues. In Iran when a opposition supporter gets elected they simply put him in jail and say he cheated.

        5. 316909 Avatar

          5thdrawer AND DM9076.

          DM9076, I know we have a lot of buyers but europe needs it the most and can offer us the most in return. france is in the eu so unless we supply the eu fance is not buying neither is the uk. syria will simply steal it, iran has its own gas and dont need us and china want to trade weapons for it. a good deal would be europe because they pay cash, they are close to us and would back us to protect the flow and get away from russia.

          5thdrawer, Electing a government is not always real democracy. After all Hafiz Assad was elected and reelected all the time and so was Mubarak, Saddam, Gadafi and the list continues. In Iran when a opposition supporter gets elected they simply put him in jail and say he cheated.

      2. 7akibalash Avatar
        7akibalash

        and what exactly does the USA want to do with Lebanon after it buys it? why is it that all supporters of hizbilkhara are uneducated morons?
        you parrot garbage fed to you through al manar and other propoganda/brain washing mechanisms set up to make you complicit in the handing over of all your rhyme and reason.
        one question for you leobtard, would you rather live in USA? or Iran? be honest now….

        1. 5thDrawer Avatar
          5thDrawer

          He’s got it even better … he’s in France. There’s health-care there.

        2. leobetapar Avatar
          leobetapar

          Never in usa (they carry guns outside that for me the supreme moron) i will far better be in Iran (as muslim christians or jews: they even have jewish parlementaries)but i still prefer above the two a country of real freedom as here in Britain where nobody force the girls or forbide the girls to dress like this or like that
          ps you don’t show more education than the Shias

    3. master09 Avatar
      master09

      The problem we have here is if we leave this for another 12 months Lebanon is lost. The people need to rise up and put a stop to this coup.   

      1. dm9076 Avatar

        Agreed, it is time to rise up.

      2. dm9076 Avatar

        Agreed, it is time to rise up.

      3. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
        Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

        Israel destroy Lebanon??? Why on earth would we want to destroy the most culturally similar country to us on earth???

        1. master09 Avatar
          master09

          I think u misunderstand, I would be the first to be friend Isreal. I am talking about getting rid of these thugs that are in Lebanon like Hezbolla.
          Isreal only fire at Lebanon because we have thugs for the past 40 years sending rockets over and I do not blame them coming into Lebanon as the Lebanese army did nothing.

          Now this terror group Ha .The Lebanese live in fear and HA are the only ones stopping Lebanon from peace with Isreal through thier threats on Polies and the people with thier guns.
          Peace to all.

        2. master09 Avatar
          master09

          I think u misunderstand, I would be the first to be friend Isreal. I am talking about getting rid of these thugs that are in Lebanon like Hezbolla.
          Isreal only fire at Lebanon because we have thugs for the past 40 years sending rockets over and I do not blame them coming into Lebanon as the Lebanese army did nothing.

          Now this terror group Ha .The Lebanese live in fear and HA are the only ones stopping Lebanon from peace with Isreal through thier threats on Polies and the people with thier guns.
          Peace to all.

    4. dm9076 Avatar

      That’s right. The country is occupied, and a gun pointed in head of the leaders. we cannot rely on those leaders anymore.

  2.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    The people of Lebanon need protection from the enemies of Lebanon who are now not just Israel but also Hezbollah, Aoun, Syria and Iran. Lets be blunt about it now. HA is no longer a party or resistance and has become an occupation force. Lebanon is under occupation by Iran via Hezbollah.

    1.  Avatar
      Anonymous

      I could not have said any better. Lebanon must free itself from the Resistance!

      1.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        to give himself to the zioniaste who will bought you ice cream humhum

        1.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          You know, they used to say about people in the U.S. with long hair, faded jeans and tie dye shirts in the 90’s – hippies stuck in the 60’s. Man, you are one Lebanese who is still stuck in the 90’s when you spew out your support for the Resistance.

          Come on man, get head together, it is 2011. The last time I checked, no Israelis occupying any parts of Lebanon. (Shebba Farms can be disputed – but with the Syrians). Since no fighting taking place anywhere in Lebanon, why don’t Hezbollah just go back to the mosque, like they did before and everyone can live in peace and harmony.

          The likes of you, will not make Lebanon better. Just destroy it. You know in the West, we always say “No nation can destroy Lebanon, including Israel. – Only Hezbollah can destroy Lebanon!”

          1.  Avatar
            Anonymous

            that incredible you work only on assumption which are for you certitudes absoluts
            sorry i am not Lebanese not Arabs i am npt a part i am just an outsider without any personal interest who give his opinion.And i am not kind to hysterisme like saying only Hezbollah can destroy Lebanon.I can easely imagine you your face cover with cender going trhough Beyrout crying and beating yourself do we will have to film it take care we can call HP rather than the press

        2.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          You know, they used to say about people in the U.S. with long hair, faded jeans and tie dye shirts in the 90’s – hippies stuck in the 60’s. Man, you are one Lebanese who is still stuck in the 90’s when you spew out your support for the Resistance.

          Come on man, get head together, it is 2011. The last time I checked, no Israelis occupying any parts of Lebanon. (Shebba Farms can be disputed – but with the Syrians). Since no fighting taking place anywhere in Lebanon, why don’t Hezbollah just go back to the mosque, like they did before and everyone can live in peace and harmony.

          The likes of you, will not make Lebanon better. Just destroy it. You know in the West, we always say “No nation can destroy Lebanon, including Israel. – Only Hezbollah can destroy Lebanon!”

        3.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          I would rather live under the zioniaste.  

          1.  Avatar
            Anonymous

            you are allready so where is the point to state that

          2.  Avatar
            Anonymous

            you are allready so where is the point to state that

        4.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          As long as it’s low-fat, fathead, I’ll take that over the sour lemons you hand out.

        5. Oh no! Ice Cream?! The monsters!

    2.  Avatar
      Anonymous

      the people of lebanon need protection from the traitor who want to sell it to the USA

      1.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        And selling to Iran is better? Look at all the former enemies of the U.S. Germany, Japan, Italy are all doing well and still under U.S occupation until this day. Now explain how Iran would Benefit Lebanon? More war? More Bullying? The economy will collapse and people will suffer as long as your stupid monkey face rat is in control? Would you rather have peace and prosperity under U.S influence or more wars under Iranian control? Small countries will never truly be free and will always be controlled. The gas reserves we have could benefit us if we are able to sell to the EU and sooner or later the dependance of Europe on our gas will give us some sort of power and economic stability. I would rather sell Lebanon to the U.S and be able to get drunk and do what I want and not have to make my wife cover her face in public and get whipped if I drink or smoke a joint. 

        1.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          In this world there are many buyers, Syria, Iran, US, China, uk, France. The question is we have not enough ethics to stop them, and we naively argue which is of the lesser evil. Traitors are all over for money, the only way our politicians know how to make a living. Once they sell their country, they will convince themselves and followers of the great deed they performed.

        2.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          And those people DO elect their own governments … not always well, but that’s democracy too.

        3.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          And those people DO elect their own governments … not always well, but that’s democracy too.

        4.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          5thdrawer AND DM9076.

          DM9076, I know we have a lot of buyers but europe needs it the most and can offer us the most in return. france is in the eu so unless we supply the eu fance is not buying neither is the uk. syria will simply steal it, iran has its own gas and dont need us and china want to trade weapons for it. a good deal would be europe because they pay cash, they are close to us and would back us to protect the flow and get away from russia.

          5thdrawer, Electing a government is not always real democracy. After all Hafiz Assad was elected and reelected all the time and so was Mubarak, Saddam, Gadafi and the list continues. In Iran when a opposition supporter gets elected they simply put him in jail and say he cheated.

      2.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        and what exactly does the USA want to do with Lebanon after it buys it? why is it that all supporters of hizbilkhara are uneducated morons?
        you parrot garbage fed to you through al manar and other propoganda/brain washing mechanisms set up to make you complicit in the handing over of all your rhyme and reason.
        one question for you leobtard, would you rather live in USA? or Iran? be honest now….

      3.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        and what exactly does the USA want to do with Lebanon after it buys it? why is it that all supporters of hizbilkhara are uneducated morons?
        you parrot garbage fed to you through al manar and other propoganda/brain washing mechanisms set up to make you complicit in the handing over of all your rhyme and reason.
        one question for you leobtard, would you rather live in USA? or Iran? be honest now….

        1.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          He’s got it even better … he’s in France. There’s health-care there.

        2.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          He’s got it even better … he’s in France. There’s health-care there.

        3.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          Never in usa (they carry guns outside that for me the supreme moron) i will far better be in Iran (as muslim christians or jews: they even have jewish parlementaries)but i still prefer above the two a country of real freedom as here in Britain where nobody force the girls or forbide the girls to dress like this or like that
          ps you don’t show more education than the Shias

        4.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          Never in usa (they carry guns outside that for me the supreme moron) i will far better be in Iran (as muslim christians or jews: they even have jewish parlementaries)but i still prefer above the two a country of real freedom as here in Britain where nobody force the girls or forbide the girls to dress like this or like that
          ps you don’t show more education than the Shias

    3.  Avatar
      Anonymous

      The problem we have here is if we leave this for another 12 months Lebanon is lost. The people need to rise up and put a stop to this coup.   

      1.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        Agreed, it is time to rise up.

      2. Israel destroy Lebanon??? Why on earth would we want to destroy the most culturally similar country to us on earth???

        1.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          I think u misunderstand, I would be the first to be friend Isreal. I am talking about getting rid of these thugs that are in Lebanon like Hezbolla.
          Isreal only fire at Lebanon because we have thugs for the past 40 years sending rockets over and I do not blame them coming into Lebanon as the Lebanese army did nothing.

          Now this terror group Ha .The Lebanese live in fear and HA are the only ones stopping Lebanon from peace with Isreal through thier threats on Polies and the people with thier guns.
          Peace to all.

    4.  Avatar
      Anonymous

      That’s right. The country is occupied, and a gun pointed in head of the leaders. we cannot rely on those leaders anymore.

    5.  Avatar
      Anonymous

      That’s right. The country is occupied, and a gun pointed in head of the leaders. we cannot rely on those leaders anymore.

  3.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    The people of Lebanon need protection from the enemies of Lebanon who are now not just Israel but also Hezbollah, Aoun, Syria and Iran. Lets be blunt about it now. HA is no longer a party or resistance and has become an occupation force. Lebanon is under occupation by Iran via Hezbollah.

  4. shankarees Avatar
    shankarees

    During the worst years of the war of the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, the area of Gubayl was a very peaceful area despite the existence of Shiites and Christians; however, when the Hizballah factor was brought in, the region festers with terrorists!  Hizballah is a cancer that must be expunged for the region to be peaceful again.

    1. leobetapar Avatar
      leobetapar

      when everyone was fighting one another the Hezbollah was in the mosque it’s only when the zioniaste came that they start to exist .If there were no traitors and cowards in Lebanon the zioniaste will have paid for all the destructions they done
      but what to do when there is so many cowards and traitors in your country……?just hold on

      1. shankarees Avatar
        shankarees

        Parrot:  Zionist, zionist, zionist, zionist, zionist, zionist, zionist, zionist.  There is nothing else you know and nothing else you can say.  Obviously, you like to be f*cked by the Zionists.

        1. shankarees Avatar
          shankarees

          F*ck you and the Zionists!

        2. leobetapar Avatar
          leobetapar

          tat vam asi hasn’t got his medications .You are losing your sens my dear come to a better mood and not that i say Zioniaste and only Zioniaste

        3. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
          Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

          I see you have an acute phobia.

        4. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
          Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

          I see you have an acute phobia.

      2. 316909 Avatar

        hey idiot Hizbollah fought in the cival war. How old are you? like 9? Amal and HA fought for years and HA killed 3000 Amal supporters in the south alone. HA also fought they syrians, psp and LF in certain areas. they were not just chilling and praying until Israel came. HA did not fight Israel as it was created 1 year after they left and once they took control of the south from amal they started to fight Israel and refused to allow others to join the fight. the communist party, Morabitoon, PLO, Amal, PSP were fighting Israel with HA was still a part of Amal. Dont be stupid or naive

        1. shankarees Avatar
          shankarees

          You can’t ask him/it “Don’t be stupid or naive” because he/it cannot help it.  These people are idiots and believe what they are spoon fed by their leaders and/or their sick minds.

      3. master09 Avatar
        master09

        Isreal only destroy Lebanon because we did not stop the rockets from the PLO so they had to do it.

        1. leobetapar Avatar
          leobetapar

          they had to do it!!!!!!!!
          so without any questioning we have to destroy this gangrene

      4. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
        Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

        Quick trivia questions!

        Q1: Israel got involved in Lebanon because

        A: Lebanon has large deposits of flying mushrooms and Jews like flying mushrooms

        B: Israel likes the sound of the name Lebanon and wants to trademark it for the export of livestock.

        C: Lebanon served as a base for Yasser Arafat and his henchmen who murdered Israeli civilians repeatedly and fired into Israel.

        Q2: The most peaceful era in post – independence Lebanon was

        A: In 1948 when Lebanon sent a few troops to invade the Jewish areas of British Palestine.

        B: When Lebanon employed a ‘valiant resistance’ against the Israeli aggressor.

        C: When Lebanon allowed the ‘Palestinians to try to (cough) “liberate” their “homeland”‘ from within Lebanon.

        D: Between 1949 and 1970 when Lebanon has no groups attacking Israel from within her borders.

        1. leobetapar Avatar
          leobetapar

          sorry those guy are not jews,all the lawfull Rabinnique school Askhenaze has at least one time in there history declared heretique the zionisme,so those zionisiste are not jews they are a bunch of heretiques.The real jews are still in exil and each year at Pescha they say between them “next year in Jerusalem” if they are Askhenaze they have not forgotten the Shekina if they are Sepharade they still wait for the Messiah
          So your fighting story fly well above my head

  5.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    During the worst years of the war of the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, the area of Gubayl was a very peaceful area despite the existence of Shiites and Christians; however, when the Hizballah factor was brought in, the region festers with terrorists!  Hizballah is a cancer that must be expunged for the region to be peaceful again.

    1.  Avatar
      Anonymous

      when everyone was fighting one another the Hezbollah was in the mosque it’s only when the zioniaste came that they start to exist .If there were no traitors and cowards in Lebanon the zioniaste will have paid for all the destructions they done
      but what to do when there is so many cowards and traitors in your country……?just hold on

      1.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        Parrot:  Zionist, zionist, zionist, zionist, zionist, zionist, zionist, zionist.  There is nothing else you know and nothing else you can say.  Obviously, you like to be f*cked by the Zionists.

        1.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          F*ck you and the Zionists!

        2.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          tat vam asi hasn’t got his medications .You are losing your sens my dear come to a better mood and not that i say Zioniaste and only Zioniaste

        3. I see you have an acute phobia.

        4. I see you have an acute phobia.

      2.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        hey idiot Hizbollah fought in the cival war. How old are you? like 9? Amal and HA fought for years and HA killed 3000 Amal supporters in the south alone. HA also fought they syrians, psp and LF in certain areas. they were not just chilling and praying until Israel came. HA did not fight Israel as it was created 1 year after they left and once they took control of the south from amal they started to fight Israel and refused to allow others to join the fight. the communist party, Morabitoon, PLO, Amal, PSP were fighting Israel with HA was still a part of Amal. Dont be stupid or naive

        1.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          You can’t ask him/it “Don’t be stupid or naive” because he/it cannot help it.  These people are idiots and believe what they are spoon fed by their leaders and/or their sick minds.

      3.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        Isreal only destroy Lebanon because we did not stop the rockets from the PLO so they had to do it.

        1.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          they had to do it!!!!!!!!
          so without any questioning we have to destroy this gangrene

        2.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          they had to do it!!!!!!!!
          so without any questioning we have to destroy this gangrene

      4. Quick trivia questions!

        Q1: Israel got involved in Lebanon because

        A: Lebanon has large deposits of flying mushrooms and Jews like flying mushrooms

        B: Israel likes the sound of the name Lebanon and wants to trademark it for the export of livestock.

        C: Lebanon served as a base for Yasser Arafat and his henchmen who murdered Israeli civilians repeatedly and fired into Israel.

        Q2: The most peaceful era in post – independence Lebanon was

        A: In 1948 when Lebanon sent a few troops to invade the Jewish areas of British Palestine.

        B: When Lebanon employed a ‘valiant resistance’ against the Israeli aggressor.

        C: When Lebanon allowed the ‘Palestinians to try to (cough) “liberate” their “homeland”‘ from within Lebanon.

        D: Between 1949 and 1970 when Lebanon has no groups attacking Israel from within her borders.

        1.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          sorry those guy are not jews,all the lawfull Rabinnique school Askhenaze has at least one time in there history declared heretique the zionisme,so those zionisiste are not jews they are a bunch of heretiques.The real jews are still in exil and each year at Pescha they say between them “next year in Jerusalem” if they are Askhenaze they have not forgotten the Shekina if they are Sepharade they still wait for the Messiah
          So your fighting story fly well above my head

        2.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          sorry those guy are not jews,all the lawfull Rabinnique school Askhenaze has at least one time in there history declared heretique the zionisme,so those zionisiste are not jews they are a bunch of heretiques.The real jews are still in exil and each year at Pescha they say between them “next year in Jerusalem” if they are Askhenaze they have not forgotten the Shekina if they are Sepharade they still wait for the Messiah
          So your fighting story fly well above my head

      5. Quick trivia questions!

        Q1: Israel got involved in Lebanon because

        A: Lebanon has large deposits of flying mushrooms and Jews like flying mushrooms

        B: Israel likes the sound of the name Lebanon and wants to trademark it for the export of livestock.

        C: Lebanon served as a base for Yasser Arafat and his henchmen who murdered Israeli civilians repeatedly and fired into Israel.

        Q2: The most peaceful era in post – independence Lebanon was

        A: In 1948 when Lebanon sent a few troops to invade the Jewish areas of British Palestine.

        B: When Lebanon employed a ‘valiant resistance’ against the Israeli aggressor.

        C: When Lebanon allowed the ‘Palestinians to try to (cough) “liberate” their “homeland”‘ from within Lebanon.

        D: Between 1949 and 1970 when Lebanon has no groups attacking Israel from within her borders.

  6. leobetapar Avatar
    leobetapar

    Gemayel who is young have to remenber before he speaks how it was in the petainiste france in 1943 Petain use to say exactly the same sentences
    so now Gemayel is he working for the Zioniaste ? people say no for the USA only.But me i say it’s the same thing

  7.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    Gemayel who is young have to remenber before he speaks how it was in the petainiste france in 1943 Petain use to say exactly the same sentences
    so now Gemayel is he working for the Zioniaste ? people say no for the USA only.But me i say it’s the same thing

  8. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Have those tunnels been inspected? 
      The state shouldn’t allow ANY such type of construction without FIRST obtaining blue-prints and ensuring all safety ‘issues’ have been ‘resolved’. 
     Imagine the wailing if anything collapsed !! Who is the insurance broker on this project? Is the state liable?
      Also, if people – trying to get out of the heat perhaps (what other reason could there be) – are going to be living in them, is there sufficient air-flow and ventilation for cooking and the candles they will have to burn?  (surely they don’t use electricity in the daylight hours … or get more than the 4 hrs anyone else has) Are there vent-fans in every toilet? Was the plumbing inspected ??? Was there proper sewage treatment facilities built to handle the increased population?
      And were the surveyors for their roads there licenced by the state?? Surely the ‘plans’ are available in state offices, Mr. Gemayel.  But as an MP it is good of you to be asking those questions.
    The open and free society has all the answers somewhere in the archives.

    1. master09 Avatar
      master09

      You are such a blast you cut me up, Remember NASSHITRA lives in a cave so all his follower must live the same way.

      Remember who owns the country now dude. In May 2008 Hezbollah , which claims to be a resistance movement aimed at defending Lebanon against Israel pointed its guns against the Lebanese people when its gunmen invaded and occupied the western part of Beirut and tried but failed to occupy Mt Lebanon.

      What a shame I will probably never visit Lebanon again .
      I hate my self to say this as I am against violence, but if we dont rise up it will be too late.
      Only the people will make change as the people with power (Politicians ) are powerless.

    2. antar2011 Avatar
      antar2011

      mate, you have forgotten that you are dealing with poeple who thinks themselves above the law….i do not know who gave them that right. but these poeple do not believe in official papers or official anything for that matter.

      they do what they like and how they like it and they are not punished for it or even questioned about it.

      1. 5thDrawer Avatar
        5thDrawer

        errr … I was trying to inject a little wry humour … you know … the questions a cabinet should be asking … 😉

  9.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    Have those tunnels been inspected? 
      The state shouldn’t allow ANY such type of construction without FIRST obtaining blue-prints and ensuring all safety ‘issues’ have been ‘resolved’. 
     Imagine the wailing if anything collapsed !! Who is the insurance broker on this project? Is the state liable?  Also, if people – trying to get out of the heat perhaps (what other reason could there be) – are going to be living in them, is there sufficient air-flow and ventilation for cooking and the candles they will have to burn?  (surely they don’t use electricity in the daylight hours … or get more than the 4 hrs anyone else has) Are there vent-fans in every toilet? Was the plumbing inspected ??? Was there proper sewage treatment facilities built to handle the increased population?
      And were the surveyors for their roads there licenced by the state?? Surely the ‘plans’ are available in state offices, Mr. Gemayel.  But as an MP it is good of you to be asking those questions.
    The open and free society has all the answers somewhere in the archives.

    1.  Avatar
      Anonymous

      You are such a blast you cut me up, Remember NASSHITRA lives in a cave so all his follower must live the same way.
      Remember who owns the country now dude.
      What a shame I will probably never visit Lebanon again .
      Please people rise up before it is too late please.

    2.  Avatar
      Anonymous

      mate, you have forgotten that you are dealing with poeple who thinks themselves above the law….i do not know who gave them that right. but these poeple do not believe in official papers or official anything for that matter.

      they do what they like and how they like it and they are not punished for it or even questioned about it.

      1.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        errr … I was trying to inject a little wry humour … you know … the questions a cabinet should be asking … 😉

      2.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        errr … I was trying to inject a little wry humour … you know … the questions a cabinet should be asking … 😉

  10. BigSami Avatar

    OK we all agree that Israel is scum but enough of using this as a means to acknowledge HA as a savior.  HA is scum in their own ways…especially when they have no respect for their own people (assassinations & constant threats).  In my book, they both can go to hell!  Leave our beloved country alone….all of you!

    1. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
      Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

      Do you have to make us your common enemy in order to agree on anything? Or is it because you might be in danger if you even contemplate that we are not some sort of bogeyman?

      1. shankarees Avatar
        shankarees

        Mr. Ben Yoel, you know that had it not been for the terrorists that flourish in Lebanon, the country would have signed a peace treaty with Israel back in 82; however, I must admit that that Israel did not do a good job of purging Lebanon of its Hizballah cancer in 2006.  You should have used bigger bombs to whip out the whole of Hassan Nasrallah’s mini-state within the state of Lebanon.   Anyway, thank God for having Israel as a bogeyman next door to Lebanon because of it the terrorists will always have someone to fear since they believe they are bigger than Lebanon and the whole “Arab World” (whatever that myth means).

  11.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    OK we all agree that Israel is scum but enough of using this as a means to acknowledge HA as a savior.  HA is scum in their own ways…especially when they have no respect for their own people (assassinations & constant threats).  In my book, they both can go to hell!  Leave our beloved country alone….all of you!

    1. Do you have to make us your common enemy in order to agree on anything? Or is it because you might be in danger if you even contemplate that we are not some sort of bogeyman?

      1.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        Mr. Ben Yoel, you know that had it not been for the terrorists that flourish in Lebanon, the country would have signed a peace treaty with Israel back in 82; however, I must admit that that Israel did not do a good job of purging Lebanon of its Hizballah cancer in 2006.  You should have used bigger bombs to whip out the whole of Hassan Nasrallah’s mini-state within the state of Lebanon.   Anyway, thank God for having Israel as a bogeyman next door to Lebanon because of it the terrorists will always have someone to fear since they believe they are bigger than Lebanon and the whole “Arab World” (whatever that myth means).

      2.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        Mr. Ben Yoel, you know that had it not been for the terrorists that flourish in Lebanon, the country would have signed a peace treaty with Israel back in 82; however, I must admit that that Israel did not do a good job of purging Lebanon of its Hizballah cancer in 2006.  You should have used bigger bombs to whip out the whole of Hassan Nasrallah’s mini-state within the state of Lebanon.   Anyway, thank God for having Israel as a bogeyman next door to Lebanon because of it the terrorists will always have someone to fear since they believe they are bigger than Lebanon and the whole “Arab World” (whatever that myth means).

  12. Patience2 Avatar
    Patience2

    When will the (non street-turd) Lebanese realise that HA is the point of the Iranian invasion force?

    1. antar2011 Avatar
      antar2011

      agree, that’s what it comes to it.

      the problem with the rest of lebanese is that they still believe that most lebanese shiite families do not agree with this and are fed up with HA’s actions. i do not think so… if they are, why are they quiet?

      Iran is playing a dirty sectarian game that has caught up most of shiite lebanese to the point that they are ready to change even their language.

      it was discusting for me to hear the MP of HA uttering persian words in parliament…not because i hate all iranis but because irani system and aspiration is an insult to arabs in the region…it is because the murshed’s system and their followers are so full of hate to anything Arab [incl christians] and sunni muslims in particular.

      The irani murshed has a satanic mind and an evil dream..
      it is not a coincedence the that HA was allowed to grow, prosper and spread under Assad control of lebanon while firing a rocket or two now and then to zionist state next door.

      the spreading of its security areas to the north [where is Israel on the outskirt of Tripoli? unless they want to fire rockets from there to Palestine…i doubt that!] and now this…all under the pretense of resisting the zionist.

      it is not only the weapons that HA does not want to surrender, but also all these different “security areas” that it set up that is valuable to carry out any military operation. that’s is the reason why HA and its allies rejects to join with the lebanese army to “resist” zionist…it is because the resistance is a farce!…ifhamouha ba2a!

       i am afraid that it is too late to do anything to change things now.

      1. 5thDrawer Avatar
        5thDrawer

        Antar2011 – About the ‘quiet’ ….
          There is a good article about the ‘middle’ people by Ignatius in the Leb-DailyStar (dailystar com lb  (use dots between)) about the MAJORITY of (desire-peace&guiet&steadiness) people who sit on the fence and watch to see which way the wind blows before making decisions about which side to jump to.
        They don’t rant or rail like us – the smaller number who think it is good to talk 🙂  – BUT they do listen. And they watch.
        The psychology in politics is designed to keep these people ‘satisfied’ or just under a state of action.
        BUT … when they make a decision finally, they make a great shift and a huge change.  (Eg. See demonstration builds)
        They tried to state their desires in the last election … but not enough had made that ‘shift’. Maybe having the results ripped away from them will be the ‘moment’ …

        1. antar2011 Avatar
          antar2011

          wouldn’t be too late?
          why then and not now?
          why make things harder for a change… when the thugs who are in control now will have total and absolute control then.

          i am even ready to believe that there won’t be even an election after this….or if there will, then it would be similar to the 2009 election in iran…and we all know where that lead them…

          lebanon at a stake when no one can afford to “wait and see till minds are made up”

        2. 5thDrawer Avatar
          5thDrawer

          Addendum – antar2011: (below)
            Iranian people had certainly not ‘moved’ enough to attempt it … although they gave it a good shot. And we can see the ‘powers’ there are ‘nervous’ with what is happening now in Syria … by people who had seen 2009 in Iran, and were not as programmed to hate Americans as the Iranians are. (Everything bad is caused by Americans – first – then Israelis. Standard stuff.) And the Iranian populace is largely not as educated.
            One hopes that Lebanese are a little more ‘aware’ … although I can see many have made up their minds and wish to take matters in hand now … and perhaps you are right. Being on the fence too long could result in having to hang there.
             People need to get busy voicing their opinions and desires – and yes, now.
          Problem is, the last time it got serious, it was not only 2 groups fighting … 25 years of the ‘dark ages’ returned. I can’t envision it now … the world has churned.

      2. 5thDrawer Avatar
        5thDrawer

        Antar2011 – About the ‘quiet’ ….
          There is a good article about the ‘middle’ people by Ignatius in the Leb-DailyStar (dailystar com lb  (use dots between)) about the MAJORITY of (desire-peace&guiet&steadiness) people who sit on the fence and watch to see which way the wind blows before making decisions about which side to jump to.
        They don’t rant or rail like us – the smaller number who think it is good to talk 🙂  – BUT they do listen. And they watch.
        The psychology in politics is designed to keep these people ‘satisfied’ or just under a state of action.
        BUT … when they make a decision finally, they make a great shift and a huge change.  (Eg. See demonstration builds)
        They tried to state their desires in the last election … but not enough had made that ‘shift’. Maybe having the results ripped away from them will be the ‘moment’ …

        1. antar2011 Avatar
          antar2011

          wouldn’t be too late?
          why then and not now?
          why make things harder for a change… when the thugs who are in control now will have total and absolute control then.

          i am even ready to believe that there won’t be even an election after this….or if there will, then it would be similar to the 2009 election in iran…and we all know where that lead them…

          lebanon at a stake when no one can afford to “wait and see till minds are made up”

        2. 5thDrawer Avatar
          5thDrawer

          Addendum – antar2011: (below)
            Iranian people had certainly not ‘moved’ enough to attempt it … although they gave it a good shot. And we can see the ‘powers’ there are ‘nervous’ with what is happening now in Syria … by people who had seen 2009 in Iran, and were not as programmed to hate Americans as the Iranians are. (Everything bad is caused by Americans – first – then Israelis. Standard stuff.) And the Iranian populace is largely not as educated.
            One hopes that Lebanese are a little more ‘aware’ … although I can see many have made up their minds and wish to take matters in hand now … and perhaps you are right. Being on the fence too long could result in having to hang there.
             People need to get busy voicing their opinions and desires – and yes, now.
          Problem is, the last time it got serious, it was not only 2 groups fighting … 25 years of the ‘dark ages’ returned. I can’t envision it now … the world has churned.

  13.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    When will the (non street-turd) Lebanese realise that HA is the point of the Iranian invasion force?

    1.  Avatar
      Anonymous

      agree, that’s what it comes to it.

      the problem with the rest of lebanese is that they still believe that most lebanese shiite families do not agree with this and are fed up with HA’s actions. i do not think so… if they are, why are they quiet?

      Iran is playing a dirty sectarian game that has caught up most of shiite lebanese to the point that they are ready to change even their language.

      it was discusting for me to hear the MP of HA uttering persian words in parliament…not because i hate all iranis but because irani system and aspiration is an insult to arabs in the region…it is because the murshed’s system and their followers are so full of hate to anything Arab [incl christians] and sunni muslims in particular.

      The irani murshed has a satanic mind and an evil dream..
      it is not a coincedence the that HA was allowed to grow, prosper and spread under Assad control of lebanon while firing a rocket or two now and then to zionist state next door.

      the spreading of its security areas to the north [where is Israel on the outskirt of Tripoli? unless they want to fire rockets from there to Palestine…i doubt that!] and now this…all under the pretense of resisting the zionist.

       i am afraid that it is too late to do anything to change things. 

       

      1.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        Antar2011 – About the ‘quiet’ ….
          There is a good article about the ‘middle’ people by Ignatius in the Leb-DailyStar (dailystar com lb  (use dots between)) about the MAJORITY of (desire-peace&guiet&steadiness) people who sit on the fence and watch to see which way the wind blows before making decisions about which side to jump to.
        They don’t rant or rail like us – the smaller number who think it is good to talk 🙂  – BUT they do listen. And they watch.
        The psychology in politics is designed to keep these people ‘satisfied’ or just under a state of action.
        BUT … when they make a decision finally, they make a great shift and a huge change.  (Eg. See demonstration builds)
        They tried to state their desires in the last election … but not enough had made that ‘shift’. Maybe having the results ripped away from them will be the ‘moment’ …

        1.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          wouldn’t be too late?
          why then and not now?
          why make things harder for a change… when the thugs who are in control now will have total and absolute control then.

          i am even ready to believe that there won’t be even an election after this….or if there will, then it would be similar to the 2009 election in iran…and we all know where that lead them…

          lebanon at a stake when no one can afford to “wait and see till minds are made up”

        2.  Avatar
          Anonymous

          Addendum – antar2011:
            Iranian people had certainly not ‘moved’ enough to attempt it … although they gave it a good shot. And we can see the ‘powers’ there are ‘nervous’ with what is happening now in Syria … by people who had seen 2009 in Iran, and were not as programmed to hate Americans as the Iranians are. (Everything bad is caused by Americans – first – then Israelis. Standard stuff.) And the Iranian populace is largely not as educated.
            One hopes that Lebanese are a little more ‘aware’ … although I can see many have made up their minds and wish to take matters in hand now … and perhaps you are right. Being on the fence too long could result in having to hang there.
             People need to get busy voicing their opinions and desires – and yes, now.
          Problem is, the last time it got serious, it was not only 2 groups fighting … 25 years of the ‘dark ages’ returned. I can’t envision it now … the world has churned.

  14. This HB and Lebanon so cald government is a total jock.

  15. This HB and Lebanon so cald government is a total jock.

  16. dm9076 Avatar

    Time to build another “resistance.” What is right for them is right for you.

  17. dm9076 Avatar

    Time to build another “resistance.” What is right for them is right for you.

  18.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    Time to build another “resistance.” What is right for them is right for you.

  19. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Even the TV people chicken out … they SHOULD be filing a lawsuit.

  20.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    Even the TV people chicken out … they SHOULD be filing a lawsuit.

  21. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
    Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

    Israel is not an enemy of Lebanon. Israel is an enemy of groups who fire at Israel from Lebanon.

  22. Israel is not an enemy of Lebanon. Israel is an enemy of groups who fire at Israel from Lebanon.

  23. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
    Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

    We have made mistakes, BIG mistakes but then so has every side in Lebanon.

  24. We have made mistakes, BIG mistakes but then so has every side in Lebanon.

  25. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
    Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

    The origins of the so called ‘Israeli Threat’ to Lebanon are two fold:-

    * The Judeophobia propagated within Lebanon.

    * The practical issue of naturalization or lack thereof of Palestinians in Lebanon.

    I can’t help you get over the former but I’d hope that my country will recognize that Lebanon too is in a similar situation with regards to demographics and state character as Israel is and potentially agree to make Lebanon a priority in resolving the Palestinian situation without foul play.

  26. The origins of the so called ‘Israeli Threat’ to Lebanon are two fold:-

    * The Judeophobia propagated within Lebanon.

    * The practical issue of naturalization or lack thereof of Palestinians in Lebanon.

    I can’t help you get over the former but I’d hope that my country will recognize that Lebanon too is in a similar situation with regards to demographics and state character as Israel is and potentially agree to make Lebanon a priority in resolving the Palestinian situation without foul play.

  27. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
    Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

    If it could be proven beyond any doubt that Israel was in favor of a stable, prosperous Lebanon then I think most of you would try and destroy Lebanon.

    1. dm9076 Avatar

      Unfortunately, Lebanese leaders make money out of mess. Prosperous Lebanon puts them out of the job.

    2. dm9076 Avatar

      Unfortunately, Lebanese leaders make money out of mess. Prosperous Lebanon puts them out of the job.

  28. If it could be proven beyond any doubt that Israel was in favor of a stable, prosperous Lebanon then I think most of you would try and destroy Lebanon.

    1.  Avatar
      Anonymous

      Unfortunately, Lebanese leaders make money out of mess. Prosperous Lebanon puts them out of the job.

    2.  Avatar
      Anonymous

      Unfortunately, Lebanese leaders make money out of mess. Prosperous Lebanon puts them out of the job.

  29. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
    Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

    To clarify, putting Lebanon under the control of Saudi Arabia is not in Israel’s interest. Putting Lebanon under the control of Syria is not in Israel’s interest. Putting Lebanon under the control of Iran is not in Israel’s interest. Putting Lebanon under the control of Israel, is not in Israel’s interest. A Lebanon with diminished or non existent sovereignty is also not in Israel’s interest.

  30. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
    Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

    To clarify, putting Lebanon under the control of Saudi Arabia is not in Israel’s interest. Putting Lebanon under the control of Syria is not in Israel’s interest. Putting Lebanon under the control of Iran is not in Israel’s interest. Putting Lebanon under the control of Israel, is not in Israel’s interest. A Lebanon with diminished or non existent sovereignty is also not in Israel’s interest.

  31. To clarify, putting Lebanon under the control of Saudi Arabia is not in Israel’s interest. Putting Lebanon under the control of Syria is not in Israel’s interest. Putting Lebanon under the control of Iran is not in Israel’s interest. Putting Lebanon under the control of Israel, is not in Israel’s interest. A Lebanon with diminished or non existent sovereignty is also not in Israel’s interest.

  32. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
    Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

     To leobetapar . Actually, until about 200 – 300 years ago, ALL Jews and non Jews believed and knew that Israel was our home and that we are from there. Do some reading and shed the brainwashed prejudice.

  33.  To leobetapar . Actually, until about 200 – 300 years ago, ALL Jews and non Jews believed and knew that Israel was our home and that we are from there. Do some reading and shed the brainwashed prejudice.

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