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UK support is making a real difference in Lebanon. New operating bases for الجيش اللبناني, crisis preparedness with British Red Cross 🧡 and education through UNICEF Lebanon - all part of our commitment to ensure stability and security for those impacted by conflict.

Hamish Falconer MP

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Doog D11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Oh i see that - are we supplying the intel, the targeting information, the plane parts or all three??? Looks like a very big difference. Criminal.

North Herts Palestine Solidarity Campaign11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon

brian11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon While Israel bomb it ffs

Tony babaloni11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Any chance we could use some of OUR taxes to actually support the UK or will you puppets just keep sending it all abroad?

Jaqjacjak11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Can you bare to catch a glimpse of your hollow self in the mirror? The product of nepotism and privilege within a corrupt system. We have witnessed the genocide which your government has participated in and the support it has given to the rogue Israeli state. It will haunt you.

Thomas Ingram11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon It’s a complete shiteshow in Lebanon ffs …

Craig Evans11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Israel has bombed Lebanon multiple times just over the past few days.

left the Gwladys St...11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Not while Isreal illigal occupation of Lebanese land and attacks on @Refugees and @UN Troops all accepted by British MPs who favour a rogue out of control state who attack peacekeeping forces and claim it a self defence ...

Annie Glen11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon

GHS197511 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Made a huge difference in Gaza as well....

Tw33t_Me_Right11 months ago

@FCDOGovUK @LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon

wolf on a bridge11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon What is it costing me as a tax payer

TRAGEDY OF GLOUCESTER.11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Ah yes. The same f*cking Lebanon that allows Hezbollah terrorists to operate unmolested from the country. Well done. Your Idiot application has been successful.

Ben11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Don’t give a fk about Lebanon. I’m a British citizen and have struggles in the UK.

The Carbolic Factotum11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Le Barmy Official?

FunkMasterB11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Cant find lebanon on a map of fucking lincoln. Twat

Dbhoy11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon The Government narrative of Safe & Effective is in tatters as evidence by their own data. Andrew Bridgen MP.

Simon Rowe11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Well done, Hamish

Benecol 🔻11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Keep drinking that jewish jizz

Nigel Harris11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon Omg, more British tax payers money spent abroad. Just stop, and put the British people first. You might help your bosses crazy net zero too if you stopped taking unnecessary flights.

Deago rdvo11 months ago

@LebarmyOfficial @BritishRedCross @UNICEFLebanon UK has done nothing in Lebanon

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