The problem is not between Lebanon and Israel. The problem is between Israel and Hezbollah, the Islamic Republic's step child, and behind the IR sits the City of London. Lebanon is unable to control the monster within it's own borders that has essentially taken over the country. Lebanon needs help getting rid of Hezbollah if they are ever going to have a chance of getting a grip on their country. Behind the scenes they have asked for help from Trump and the Israelis since they cannot seem to get help from anyone else.
Trump's crack about letting Julani take a shot at them was no joke since the international community doesn't like how Israel is handling the situation. Julani hates the IRGC more than he hates Israel and has scores to settle with both the IRGC and Hezbollah. Syria itself in the past occupied Lebanon for approx. 20 years. So it has not been just Israel trying to keep a lid on things in Lebanon. The fake UN peace keepers completely failed at it. So who is left? Hezbollah will not stop until someone stops them.
Lebanon was once a great and beautiful place until it wasn't. The radical Islamists set up their bases of operation there which are being heavily funded by outsiders. The Lebanese are unable to compete with that. The Christian Lebanese tried the shared multicultural governance model years ago, and now we see the results. It never works. Their huge mistake after the civil war was allowing Hezbollah to remain armed. The Lebanese government has made many mistakes in the past that got them to this point. What the answer is, I don't know. But what happens in Lebanon unfortunately does not stay confined in Lebanon. So, without some sort of real international intervention from those that have a shared interest in keeping the situation under control, this problem in Lebanon is not going away anytime soon.
Update:
June 26, 2026. Lebanon, Israel, and the US signed a trilateral framework agreement in Washington aimed at disarming Hezbollah and facilitating a partial Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon. The deal establishes a performance-based process where the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) will gradually assume control of specific areas as Hezbollah's military infrastructure is dismantled, rather than following a fixed timetable.
To oversee implementation, the agreement creates a trilateral Military Coordination Group for Lebanon (MCG4L), facilitated by the US, to coordinate security handovers between the IDF and the LAF. As part of this framework, the US committed $130 million in aid, including $100 million for humanitarian assistance and over $30 million to reimburse and strengthen the Lebanese military. While Israeli officials describe the deal as a path to removing the threat on their northern border, Hezbollah has rejected the agreement, stating it is not bound by the terms and vowing to retain its weapons.
I always talk to people that are actually from a particular place to get their take rather than relying solely on distorted spun news and other sources. Their insights of their own situations I find a hell of a lot more trustworthy and credible than some talking head. I know several Lebanese Christians - beautiful and wonderful people. That was when I got my first insights on what the hell is actually happening there on the ground. I also know several Iranian diaspora and have learned a great deal from them as well.
I have no doubt your friend's heart must break for what has happened to his country. Let's just pray that with God's help, maybe this time there can be a chance to rid Lebanon of the scourge that is Hezbollah and the Islamic Republic for the benefit of everyone in the region - especially the Christians that have a long history in the country all the way back to the time of the Apostles. Make Lebanon and Iran great again.
Yeah agreed. I honestly believe Israel is different than the city of London. Epstein ran in both cycles as the true powers are be control elements of Israel/mossad, but at the end of the day, we all know the powers in London would happily sacrifice isrsel if it meant getting something they wanted.
You are absolutely right fren. Not that Israel is completely innocent here. They have their own DS just like we do to muck things up. But at the same time, they are not the ones running the show either as some like to think. They were put in place by London after all. And yes, those powers in London would throw the country under the bus if it served their purpose, just like they would anyone else for that matter. Israel knows it just like we know it.
Israel has always stated they will never abide by any treaty and so far they never fucking have, I would love to see Trump let them loose, they have about 24 hours before they’re wiped out
Crowds have completely taken over the streets, burning tires and blocking roads in fury over the Lebanese authorities signing an agreement with Israel.
They say it legalizes Israel's occupation of South Lebanon and gives Netanyahu immunity for war crimes.
Bibi is screwed. Will he reign in his terrorist group(s) or be handed over to the many nations (including Israel) for serious crimes, along with plenty of proof that will happily be provided to them.. He is signing deals he thinks he can break, to buy time. Eventually he’ll be exposed.
I think what is going on in Iran with Iranian people figuring out how to govern themselves in this new world economy and stop ruling by wars & fear and getting people in power that are reasonable is what Israel will be going through soon.
The problem is not between Lebanon and Israel. The problem is between Israel and Hezbollah, the Islamic Republic's step child, and behind the IR sits the City of London. Lebanon is unable to control the monster within it's own borders that has essentially taken over the country. Lebanon needs help getting rid of Hezbollah if they are ever going to have a chance of getting a grip on their country. Behind the scenes they have asked for help from Trump and the Israelis since they cannot seem to get help from anyone else.
Trump's crack about letting Julani take a shot at them was no joke since the international community doesn't like how Israel is handling the situation. Julani hates the IRGC more than he hates Israel and has scores to settle with both the IRGC and Hezbollah. Syria itself in the past occupied Lebanon for approx. 20 years. So it has not been just Israel trying to keep a lid on things in Lebanon. The fake UN peace keepers completely failed at it. So who is left? Hezbollah will not stop until someone stops them.
Lebanon was once a great and beautiful place until it wasn't. The radical Islamists set up their bases of operation there which are being heavily funded by outsiders. The Lebanese are unable to compete with that. The Christian Lebanese tried the shared multicultural governance model years ago, and now we see the results. It never works. Their huge mistake after the civil war was allowing Hezbollah to remain armed. The Lebanese government has made many mistakes in the past that got them to this point. What the answer is, I don't know. But what happens in Lebanon unfortunately does not stay confined in Lebanon. So, without some sort of real international intervention from those that have a shared interest in keeping the situation under control, this problem in Lebanon is not going away anytime soon.
Update:
June 26, 2026. Lebanon, Israel, and the US signed a trilateral framework agreement in Washington aimed at disarming Hezbollah and facilitating a partial Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon. The deal establishes a performance-based process where the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) will gradually assume control of specific areas as Hezbollah's military infrastructure is dismantled, rather than following a fixed timetable.
To oversee implementation, the agreement creates a trilateral Military Coordination Group for Lebanon (MCG4L), facilitated by the US, to coordinate security handovers between the IDF and the LAF. As part of this framework, the US committed $130 million in aid, including $100 million for humanitarian assistance and over $30 million to reimburse and strengthen the Lebanese military. While Israeli officials describe the deal as a path to removing the threat on their northern border, Hezbollah has rejected the agreement, stating it is not bound by the terms and vowing to retain its weapons.
Well written
I asked a Lebanese christian friend about the above and he said YES, CORRECT.
I always talk to people that are actually from a particular place to get their take rather than relying solely on distorted spun news and other sources. Their insights of their own situations I find a hell of a lot more trustworthy and credible than some talking head. I know several Lebanese Christians - beautiful and wonderful people. That was when I got my first insights on what the hell is actually happening there on the ground. I also know several Iranian diaspora and have learned a great deal from them as well.
I have no doubt your friend's heart must break for what has happened to his country. Let's just pray that with God's help, maybe this time there can be a chance to rid Lebanon of the scourge that is Hezbollah and the Islamic Republic for the benefit of everyone in the region - especially the Christians that have a long history in the country all the way back to the time of the Apostles. Make Lebanon and Iran great again.
Yeah agreed. I honestly believe Israel is different than the city of London. Epstein ran in both cycles as the true powers are be control elements of Israel/mossad, but at the end of the day, we all know the powers in London would happily sacrifice isrsel if it meant getting something they wanted.
You are absolutely right fren. Not that Israel is completely innocent here. They have their own DS just like we do to muck things up. But at the same time, they are not the ones running the show either as some like to think. They were put in place by London after all. And yes, those powers in London would throw the country under the bus if it served their purpose, just like they would anyone else for that matter. Israel knows it just like we know it.
Who do you think will break it first? Little hat fellows gets my nod.
I reminded of the fable the Frog & the Scorpion.
Israel has always stated they will never abide by any treaty and so far they never fucking have, I would love to see Trump let them loose, they have about 24 hours before they’re wiped out
Unfortunately, I agree.
Chaos in Beirut right now
Crowds have completely taken over the streets, burning tires and blocking roads in fury over the Lebanese authorities signing an agreement with Israel.
They say it legalizes Israel's occupation of South Lebanon and gives Netanyahu immunity for war crimes.
This could escalate fast. https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/2070621632306274322
https://nitter.poast.org/PressSec/status/2070573818528100393#m
Source Link -https://www.axios.com/2026/06/26/israel-lebanon-framework-agreement-hezbollah
The democrats are going crazy. Peace may break out in the Middle East before the midterms.
I hope so
I think Trump is giving Israel an exit ramp.
Bibi is screwed. Will he reign in his terrorist group(s) or be handed over to the many nations (including Israel) for serious crimes, along with plenty of proof that will happily be provided to them.. He is signing deals he thinks he can break, to buy time. Eventually he’ll be exposed.
I think what is going on in Iran with Iranian people figuring out how to govern themselves in this new world economy and stop ruling by wars & fear and getting people in power that are reasonable is what Israel will be going through soon.
A lot of people here won't like this because it doesn't destroy Israel.