7 reasons why I support Lebanon wholeheartedly?

As a Proud Leftist, I've been closely following the situation in Lebanon and its complex relationship with Israel. It's crucial to understand the historical context and the Lebanese perspective on resistance movements. Key points to consider:

1. Historical context: Lebanon has faced multiple conflicts with Israel, including invasions in 1978 and 1982, and the 2006 Lebanon War.
2. South Lebanon occupation: Israel occupied southern Lebanon from 1982 to 2000, which many Lebanese viewed as a violation of their sovereignty.
3. Economic impact: The conflicts have had severe economic consequences for Lebanon, damaging infrastructure and hindering development.
4. Water resources: Disputes over water rights, particularly regarding the Litani River, remain a source of tension.
5. Palestinian refugees: Lebanon hosts a large population of Palestinian refugees, which has influenced its stance on regional conflicts.
6. Diversity in Lebanon: It's important to note that Lebanese society is diverse, with various religious and political groups holding different views on resistance and relations with Israel.
7. International law: Some argue that resistance movements are justified under international law when facing occupation, though the specifics are debated.

From this perspective, many Lebanese see resistance as a response to perceived threats to their sovereignty and security. However, it's crucial to recognize that this is a multifaceted issue with diverse viewpoints both within Lebanon and internationally.