Israel and Lebanon Share a Common Enemy
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2023 Hezbollah drill in Aaramta, Tasnim News Agency reporter (uncredited), Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
When Donald Trump told the world that “Israel is PROHIBITED” from continuing its attacks on Hezbollah, he was not only showing a palpable want of sympathy for Israel, as it tries to complete its war against the jihad terror group. He also betrayed his miscomprehension of the Lebanese government’s position. The Lebanese government, and at least two-thirds of the Lebanese population, want Hezbollah to be destroyed. Trump’s prohibition was shameful; one hopes that despite his bullying “prohibition,” the IDF will continue to attack what remains of Hezbollah as a fighting force in Lebanon.










