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🧵 Thread about the new IDF doctrine and the Lebanese diplomacy At one point there was a serious discussion if the path to a secure and safeguard Lebanon was through diplomacy or strength which is enabled through a resistance. However with time, similar to how the deterrence of the resistance eroded through the mishaps of the latest battle, the worth of diplomatic solutions eroded but faster without any fruits. The …

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Because to be frank, while a reddendum in Lebanon would be in favor of not accepting normalization with Israel, a referendum in Lebanon would be in favor of disarming Hezbullah. The Shia alone are the ones with enough political wit and understanding to know the importance of this power and what it presents. What many seem to forget, is that power was what liberated south Lebanon to conclude an 18 year long occupation…

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In IDF's doctrine now, Hezbullah was defeated and after this defeat, Hezbullah should not be allowed to establish itself again even if Hezbullah and Lebanon adhere strictly to the ceasefire agreement. It does not matter if Hezbullah disarmed south of the Litani river and it does not matter if Hezbullah is not threating to attack Israel. As long as there is a Hezbullah who carries an anti-Israel ideology, Israel will …

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Here i would like to stress that Hezbullah did not exit the war with conditions that put Lebanon under a state of submission that legitimize the Israeli actions and now begging the state for help. Not at all, the war ended with a ceasefire agreement that stipulated a full withdrawal from Lebanon and end of military attacks from both sides. The agreement is as close to perfect as it gets. Despite that, the IDF violat…

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See, diplomacy is not a bad thing. Oh how I wish for this to be solved diplomacy and we not face another bloodshed and for us Lebanese in the south to build our houses and our business and know we are not risking losing it all one day. However with Israel, diplomacy will never work, because Israel is Israel. Diplomacy did not work in 1978, 1982, 1985, 1993, 1996, 2000, 2006, etc. It did not liberate the lands nor th…

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The Israeli invasion which I likened earlier to today's doctrine started over a botched assassination attempt against an Israeli official after a series of dozens of Israeli falseflags that intended to drive the Palestinians to attack to give the jews the pretext they needed to invade. Here is a PDF about these falseflags: https://t.me/LebPublications/5 Finally, disregard two types of people who will never argue yo…

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#admin long thread. Worth reading There was a very important point mentioned yesterday in the speech of Sheikh Naim Qassem that highlighted clearly what we have seen in the past two months, that Hezbullah has stopped at the commands of its leadership any armed action that is categorized as offensive and has shifted to a new temporarily form that is much needed in this phase of history (short term) that will be capab…

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And that alone, is an achievement. I say so because I feel useless in what i have to contribute in life, and something is missing in me that i cannot fulfill and I don't know if i ever will, so these explanations are how i can do my part for now. Back to our point about the only similarly that exists between the two wars, is its continuation after it through Lebanese. If you remember, after 2006 Hezbullah faced two …

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All Hamas and Hezbullah will ever do is ensure that the Palestinian state is not lost, and it ist here duty to continue on this path because betraying this path is not betraying a land, but betraying righteousness and is a reason for humiliation on earth and then punishment by God in the hereafter. It is clear enough for all, how complicated it will be to manage the above, and how hard it will be to actually execute…

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Hariri does not mind Aoun, but it is unclear how Hariri is going to treat Hezbullah. Funny that, despite all, Hezbullah still have their hand extended to them, hoping they cooperate for the better good for all. And I still believe that Aoun and Nawaf allowed Hezbullah to join the government as a trap to gain legitimacy to the actions that they will take. Hezbullah and Amal dont have the minister majotiry to stop anyt…

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IF then the deal was to fully withdraw, by what means do they decide to stay in 5 bases and violate that and the 1701 deal that cleary does not state that Israel can build 5 bases in Lebanon and pretty sure says the IDF should return occupied lands to Lebanon (Ghajar, etc) This is where is finish talking about the future. But before we do, let's talk about something very fast. About the UN and international Law. Fu…

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The state can give the Lebanese army orders to shoot at IDF drones, the state can order the army to stop any Israeli raids on towns, the state can order the army to protest the IDF airstrikes. The state? can order the army to liberate the hills. There are were no repercussions in this war but on Hezbullah and the Shia. They are the only ones that suffered by loss. They are the only ones who lost their homes, money, a…

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