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"These are troops who also guaranteed Hezbollah's security. It is therefore inadmissible and unacceptable to fire on the UNIFIL contingent." Antonio Tajani, Vice President of the Council of Ministers of Italy, admitted in November 2024 that UNIFIL PROTECTED HEZBOLLAH in south Lebanon. Now, he and other European leaders, (ehmmm...

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Israel’s political exploitation of Lebanese Christians. 🇮🇱 🇱🇧✝️☦️ During the new Israeli invasion of southern Lebanon, there are three towns that have not been ‘occupied’ by Israel. Rmeich, Debl and Hanine have been ‘surrounded’ by Israeli forces since the start of the battle for Bint Jbeil, with only Hanine seeing Israeli activity as a transit zone to the Hezbollah stronghold. Officially, Israel maintains that these towns have sought to remain neutral, have largely prevented Hezbollah infiltration, and do not pose a direct military threat to Israel. However, behind this lies a strategic objective of not further damaging its international image and maintaining the current conditions for negotiating with the Lebanese government and the Maronite community, drawing on a history of collaboration (such as the so-called South Lebanon Army created in 1976). Despite this, Christians, like other religious groups in Lebanon, have been targeted by Israeli attacks in March and April. The Israeli killing on 9 March of Father Pierre al-Rahi, who had refused to evacuate his village of Qlayaa despite Israeli orders, in order to protect his community and prevent Hezbollah from bringing the war to his home, was the first of numerous attacks on Christian villages. On 19 April, images emerged of Israeli soldiers damaging a statue of the crucified Jesus Christ in Debl, whilst other units continued to demolish Christian symbols in the area. Despite Zionist propaganda, Christian communities are another obstacle standing in Israel’s way as it seeks to create a new buffer zone (and de facto occupation) in southern Lebanon. Currently, Christian towns remain under siege and are supplied (albeit limitedly, due to Israel) thanks to the efforts of UNIFIL troops, who have facilitated the entry of supplies there.

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