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Why is israel bombing lebanon,?

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Why is israel bombing lebanon,?

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To get a full understanding, we have to go back a long time ago when the Israelis were expelled from 109 locations and the British mandate and Balfour declaration gave Israel a part of Palestine occupied then by the British forces. Israel or to be more precise the Israeli Zionists had their own agenda to attain their “promised land” – land between the Al Forat & the Nile Rivers – and Israel began to invade parts of Lebanon, Syria, Egypt and more parts of Palestine. Many wars took place against the Israeli invasions in the region, which Israel won until the October war in 1973 which it was defeated by Egypt. The whole issue of the current abuse over Lebanon is not the issue Israeli soldiers. Israel provoked Hezbollah by crossing the Lebanese borders to aggravate matters and have Hezbollah retaliate. Lebanon ibis only a stepping-stone to reach Syria and Iran after it Iraq has been totally destroyed and occupied by the US. (Israel was behind the Afghanistan / Iraqi wars). On BBC news yest

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Because Hizbullah is part of the Lebanese government and the government has either been unwilling or unable to disarm the Shiite militia, Israel holds Beirut accountable for the cross-border attack and capture of the soldiers. Tuesday, Israel said the offensive could last several more weeks and could involve large numbers of ground forces. Already at least 200 Lebanese have been killed, along with 25 Israelis. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s government has vowed it won’t back down until its prisoners are released and Hizbullah’s military abilities are destroyed. In 2004, Israel agreed to a prisoner swap with Hizbullah, releasing about 200 militants in exchange for the remains of two Israeli soldiers and an Israeli businessman kidnapped outside of Israel. But now Mr. Olmert argues that deals like that one have only encouraged more kidnappings and says the fact that Hizbullah struck inside Israel to take its two captives was a red line that precludes bowing to Hizbullah’s demands. M

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