Lebanon-Israel War | 2023-present

[Persian Gulf]

Sunnis and Shias of Lebanon need to work together. This may require Hezbollah having some kind of understanding with new Syrian government.

Last thing we want is Maronites and Jews taking over Lebanon and corrupting it to the core. To try to eliminate Islam from the region.

I will always stand with a Muslim over them. The dirty Maronites and Jews have done nothing but ravage the region and try to sabotage Muslims from developing out of their intense hatred for Islam. They both killed Lebanese scientists and physicists that were working on developing Lebanon's infrastructure and military defenses.

what exactly makes you think Jolani's gang is open to this at a time they are trying to get US sanctions lifted?

 

[Falcon29]

Shia's are sort of like revolutaries of Islam while Sunni's act as backbone of Islam and don't prefer the revolutionary approach. That is what got Sayed Hussein killed. Some of his companions advised him at the time to not go through with a revolution.

Sunnis historically did the conquests and had lots more soft power. They utilize soft power very well and prefer influencing people over revolution. They're generally uncomfortable with revolution despite in some moments in their history revolting on a large scale as we saw with the Arab Spring.

Muslims are on our backfoot so this modern day situation is challenging and unique. Sunnis will continue using soft power to their advantage and they definitely have a point in this. Society has to change. But also a wave of modern lifestyle is being used a weapon to sabatoge Muslims from recovering. With soft power we are still secure even with wars erupting here and there.

We can't yet match West economically but slowly Muslims will become economically well off. We are going to get creative to take back this region mostly through peaceful means. It's the inferior barbarians that resort to violence to sabatoge Muslims that will try resorting to war to prevent our rise.

 

[Falcon29]

what exactly makes you think Jolani's gang is open to this at a time they are trying to get US sanctions lifted?

You have to change your language towards them if we want things to proceed to our benefit. Ahmed Al Sharaa will not help Hezbollah procure arms, not anytime soon. Hezbollah has alternatives. They do have connections with Sunni leadership in Lebanon and base. And can influence them. Hezbollah and Amal obviously are leadership of Shia's in Lebanon. They will both have to work together to community bond and find a compromise that leaves them both happy and can make sure Muslim armed strength in Lebanon remains as it is to protect Islamic interests of Lebanon.

Our influence in Lebanese army can be also be utilized as well. Right now is the time to establish community bonding. Nobody can be Rambo in this situation. Not Al Sharaa and Syrian rebels, not Hamas, not Hezbollah, not Iran, not Saudis , etc..... we rely on God first and second we have to rely on each other to our best ability.

 

[Persian Gulf]

You have to change your language towards them if we want things to proceed to our benefit. Ahmed Al Sharaa will not help Hezbollah procure arms, not anytime soon. Hezbollah has alternatives. They do have connections with Sunni leadership in Lebanon and base. And can influence them. Hezbollah and Amal obviously are leadership of Shia's in Lebanon. They will both have to work together to community bond and find a compromise that leaves them both happy and can make sure Muslim armed strength in Lebanon remains as it is to protect Islamic interests of Lebanon.

Our influence in Lebanese army can be also be utilized as well. Right now is the time to establish community bonding. Nobody can be Rambo in this situation. Not Al Sharaa and Syrian rebels, not Hamas, not Hezbollah, not Iran, not Saudis , etc..... we rely on God first and second we have to rely on each other to our best ability.

if we say nice things about Jolani you think he will suddenly adopt friendly policies to Hezbollah? come on man

 

[Falcon29]

if we say nice things about Jolani you think he will suddenly adopt friendly policies to Hezbollah? come on man

There's a organized propaganda war by the people with power. Not me or you. The first step is they both stop that demonization information campaign against each other. They don't need to become buddies they need to simply coexist and avoid aggression against one another. Through indirect and direct communications.

I haven't seen Al Sharaa give any opinion on a reconciliation wider effort in the region because right now it's the time or place to do so. I'm sure he has interesting opinions to share about greater region but he can't share right now so as no one assumes he has regional ambitions.

Sharaa or Jolani and the Syrian rebels are in survival mode right now just like Hezbollah and Hamas. And the Sunnis of Syria and Gaza. And Shias of Lebanon.

Our leaders shouldn't surrender Lebanon to Maronites and Jews which is what is bound to happen over time with the current agenda being waged against it

 

[Abdulaziz]

There's a organized propaganda war by the people with power. Not me or you. The first step is they both stop that demonization information campaign against each other. They don't need to become buddies they need to simply coexist and avoid aggression against one another. Through indirect and direct communications.

I haven't seen Al Sharaa give any opinion on a reconciliation wider effort in the region because right now it's the time or place to do so. I'm sure he has interesting opinions to share about greater region but he can't share right now so as no one assumes he has regional ambitions.

Sharaa or Jolani and the Syrian rebels are in survival mode right now just like Hezbollah and Hamas. And the Sunnis of Syria and Gaza. And Shias of Lebanon.

Our leaders shouldn't surrender Lebanon to Maronites and Jews which is what is bound to happen over time with the current agenda being waged against it

Syria is not in survival mode but flourishing, funds coming from everywhere and officially joint wealthy camp. Syria is now defacto NATO.

I think Hezbollah is in hesitation or lack of Nasrallah he was their best and has not been replaced while Hamas they are in an existential fight but both Hamas and Hezbollah will remain. Besides Nasrallah will be replaced with someone equally as dedicated as him.

Which is why the Ceasefire was never good in Lebanon. Either Hezbollah or Sunnis of Tripoli Lebanon will eventually be forced to attack Israel in order for Israel to strike back and help displace maronites. The best case scenario is Gaza´ified Lebanon it will be rebuild into a beauty without maronites as they will flee.

 

[Falcon29]

Jolani and Syria is not in survival mode but flourishing, funds coming from everywhere and officially joint wealthy camp.

This is just optics if US forces won't withdraw from eastern Syria and the Kurdish militia occupation doesn't end. I still haven't seen Department of Treasury actually implement changes as far as sanctions go despite Trump signing executive orders.

Syria doesn't have security yet. Syria doesn't have reconstruction yet. Syria won't go anywhere until they take entire country back. As long as US doesn't withdraw, then they're living in survival mode just as Assad regime was. Assad regime had same kind of control. Saudis giving some money to pay salaries doesn't change grand outlook.

Syrians are enjoying the party right now and good for them, but excessive celebration and loss of focus of greatest challenges would be a strategic mistake.

They are in survival mode unless they're stupid and naive and delude themselves to believe otherwise.

I think Hezbollah is in hesitation or lack of Nasrallah he was their best and has not been replaced while Hamas they are in an existential fight but both Hamas and Hezbollah will remain especially Hamas.

Hezbollah firing back won't change Israel's policy towards Lebanon. Any military action they take right now needs to have a clearly defined and realistic objective. They will not succeed in renegotiating terms of ceasefire if they go into round two. They don't have soft power in Lebanon on big levels.

Also their base won't be able to take more war.

That's why best way forward is low intensity strikes on Israeli forces in and around Lebanon. With occasional targeting of Israeli settlements. While pledging commitment to ceasefire.

Which is why the Ceasefire was never good in Lebanon. Either Hezbollah or Sunnis of Lebanon will eventually be forced to attack Israel in order for Israel to strike back and help displace maronites

Sunnis and Hezbollah need to work together. Sunnis should form military groups. However, our Arab states leaderships are supporting this Lebanese government and the Lebanese army which won't achieve strategic interests of Muslims for the long term.

They could really screw up Syria if they don't play the right cards. They would have entirely lost Syria if it wasn't for Turkey, btw. They shouldn't get ahead of themselves and set themselves up for failure.

 

[Farhan23]

This is just optics if US forces won't withdraw from eastern Syria and the Kurdish militia occupation doesn't end. I still haven't seen Department of Treasury actually implement changes as far as sanctions go despite Trump signing executive orders.

Syria doesn't have security yet. Syria doesn't have reconstruction yet. Syria won't go anywhere until they take entire country back. As long as US doesn't withdraw, then they're living in survival mode just as Assad regime was. Assad regime had same kind of control. Saudis giving some money to pay salaries doesn't change grand outlook.

Syrians are enjoying the party right now and good for them, but excessive celebration and loss of focus of greatest challenges would be a strategic mistake.

They are in survival mode unless they're stupid and naive and delude themselves to believe otherwise.

Hezbollah firing back won't change Israel's policy towards Lebanon. Any military action they take right now needs to have a clearly defined and realistic objective. They will not succeed in renegotiating terms of ceasefire if they go into round two. They don't have soft power in Lebanon on big levels.

Also their base won't be able to take more war.

That's why best way forward is low intensity strikes on Israeli forces in and around Lebanon. With occasional targeting of Israeli settlements. While pledging commitment to ceasefire.

Sunnis and Hezbollah need to work together. Sunnis should form military groups. However, our Arab states leaderships are supporting this Lebanese government and the Lebanese army which won't achieve strategic interests of Muslims for the long term.

They could really screw up Syria if they don't play the right cards. They would have entirely lost Syria if it wasn't for Turkey, btw. They shouldn't get ahead of themselves and set themselves up for failure.

they don´t face threat like they used and their worst days are behind them? They have approx 700.000 strong forces both police and army plus supported directly by Turkish armed forces who have bases in the north.

Syria´s political trajectory is much different then you realize. They were attacked by Russia and it´s new world order hence these in Ukraine and Syria and Europe, Turkey plus the US have a connection and now support same order.

The Syria-American alliance is very geninue, The Americans will have bases in Syria with or without the Kurds but they don´t benefit from the Kurds and the Americans have already informed the Kurds you will either join the syrian armed forces or Turkey will attack, this has already happened few times the Kurdish are too weak to fight this conflict which is why Abdi Muslim signed the agreement. The US and Turkey both gave him go ahead to annex by force and the turkish were ready to invade but he doesn´t wanna spild the Kurdish blood he considers them a brotherly people which is why he said let me talk to them but yeah no doubt the north east will be back and the only reason Assad was in this deadlock was due to the Rebels, Turkey and the Americans but now all 3 of them are on the same boat and allies.

Sharaa is gonna be the biggest US ally in the region for the next few decades more important then Jordan, Egypt, GCC etc etc. Syria is like another Ukraine

 

[Persian Gulf]

Sharaa is gonna be the biggest US ally for the next few decades more important then Jordan, Egypt, GCC etc etc. Syria is like another Ukraine

so you agree there is no chance of Jolani becoming friendly with Hezbollah to resist Israel

 

[Farhan23]

so you agree there is no chance of Jolani becoming friendly with Hezbollah to resist Israel

It is not that Sharaa will be Anti-Hezbollah or pro-Hezbollah but the focus will be more on nation state politics and won´t involve themselves with militias doesn´t matter who and instead do geo-politics in the lens of nation states.

I could see him ignoring Hezbollah in lebanon and allowing Lebanon to deal with Lebanon hence Hezbollah will be out of his radar. He is a statesman, he can´t be bothered with militias. Lebanon is a sovereign state and it will deal with it´s inner dealings

 

[HAIDER]

if we say nice things about Jolani you think he will suddenly adopt friendly policies to Hezbollah? come on man

An armed drone 24/7 around Jolani head...one anti West or Israel move he will be in fumes...a removal of 10 million bounty is temporarily move by Western officials.
Jolani has only two eyes and tongue, rest is taken away from him.

 

[Farhan23]

An armed drone 24/7 around Jolani head...one anti West or Israel move he will be in fumes...a removal of 10 million bounty is temporarily move by Western officials.
Jolani has only two eyes and tongue, rest is taken away from him.

lol.. You make it sound so different the brah was in all kinds of miliitias he is not the type of person to be scared with that.

He is trying to build a strong nation state hence they can´t be bothered with militias outside of there own borders.

200.000 Russian forces invaded Syria and Russian warplanes was searching for him day and night for 10 years

 

[Abdulaziz]

This is just optics if US forces won't withdraw from eastern Syria and the Kurdish militia occupation doesn't end. I still haven't seen Department of Treasury actually implement changes as far as sanctions go despite Trump signing executive orders.

Syria doesn't have security yet. Syria doesn't have reconstruction yet. Syria won't go anywhere until they take entire country back. As long as US doesn't withdraw, then they're living in survival mode just as Assad regime was. Assad regime had same kind of control. Saudis giving some money to pay salaries doesn't change grand outlook.

Syrians are enjoying the party right now and good for them, but excessive celebration and loss of focus of greatest challenges would be a strategic mistake.

They are in survival mode unless they're stupid and naive and delude themselves to believe otherwise.

Hezbollah firing back won't change Israel's policy towards Lebanon. Any military action they take right now needs to have a clearly defined and realistic objective. They will not succeed in renegotiating terms of ceasefire if they go into round two. They don't have soft power in Lebanon on big levels.

Also their base won't be able to take more war.

That's why best way forward is low intensity strikes on Israeli forces in and around Lebanon. With occasional targeting of Israeli settlements. While pledging commitment to ceasefire.

Sunnis and Hezbollah need to work together. Sunnis should form military groups. However, our Arab states leaderships are supporting this Lebanese government and the Lebanese army which won't achieve strategic interests of Muslims for the long term.

They could really screw up Syria if they don't play the right cards. They would have entirely lost Syria if it wasn't for Turkey, btw. They shouldn't get ahead of themselves and set themselves up for failure.

Syria is now in much stronger position then ever. Not even remotely comparable to Assad period.

 

[Abdulaziz]

Lebanon will have to see another war re-ignite this is only the right thing

 

[Abdulaziz]

To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.

Accept third party cookies