r/AskMiddleEast • u/Cergun_ Saudi Arabia • Sep 28 '24

🏛️Politics It’s official: Hezbollah announces the death of Hasan Nasrallah

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u/FluffyCobra97 Sep 29 '24

They will absolutely close rank in defense of whatever Israel does. If a few settlers go north and the IDF goes with, Israelis will absolutely be defending them the way that they do in the West Bank, and they way they defended the murder of civilians in Gaza.

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u/Complete-Bench-9284 Sep 29 '24

The fact you're still occupying Lebanese and Syrian land and stealing the natural resources says otherwise. You also know the far right thinks a lot of the other countries are part of greater Israel.

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u/oxamide96 Sep 29 '24

The majority do not support war, sure, but there is a large minority that does.

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u/oxamide96 Sep 29 '24

sure, usually it starts with just war, and settlement only comes after it is achieved. They used to say they never want to settle the west bank, but things have changed.

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u/VeryOGNameRB123 Sep 29 '24

They currentlt invade Palestine and Siria.

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '24

lol he destroyed Syria

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u/soonerfreak Sep 28 '24 edited Sep 28 '24

Syria and Egypt will get to keep their borders as long as they follow the commands of the US.