Parallels between Lebanon and Gaza

What is the cost of looking away?

Following the eruption of the current US-Iran War, leading to the ignition of other regional conflicts, the reactivation of the dormant war of the Zionist entity on Hezbollah (and by extension, Lebanon) is inevitable after 15 months of unretaliated Zionist breaches of the Hezbollah-Israeli ceasefire. According to UNIFIL, these breaches reach over 10,000 documented breaches. Hezbollah broke the silence by launching 6 rockets at the Northern Occupied Territories on March 1st, shortly after the confirmation of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death as reported by Al Jazeera, leaving Lebanese society scrambling over an obvious debate. Is Hezbollah serving Iran's agenda, or is it reclaiming the dignity of the Lebanese people, especially those from the South, unable to return to their homes?

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Sara Lynn Younes
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