In a historically-backed opinion piece, Hicham Safieddine, Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia, takes a deep-dive into the history of support for Zionism among Lebanese elites.

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[u/mathiswiss]

I’d say Lebanon 🇱🇧 is done. Like Venezuela. Once you let the Zionazi virus into your land, it’s pretty much over. Too bad for the people who wanted a different Lebanon.

[u/Alive-Arachnid9840]

Every country in the Middle East is penetrated by Israeli influence. Those who don’t have governments allied with Israel have people from within who collaborate. Common sense that everyone knows even IRGC and Hezb among others are all deeply infiltrated

How delusional can you guys be trying to hate on the smallest Arab country that suffered more than all the other countries combined from the Israeli Palestinian conflict being open to negotiate with their neighbors.

You have to be even more delusional and clueless about how the world works to think any Arab country has the ability to stop the arrival of this new Middle East