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I figured I might as well post this here…Israel, the PLO, and Lebanon are duking it out now and it looks like Syria might join in the fighting. Any thoughts on how far this is going to escalate?
As long as Israel takes casualties, I’m all for it.
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Hummm… I didn’t know there was a "Kind" of coalition in the middle east, conflict will not end yet in that part of the earth, I guess…
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I’ve heard the Israelis are willing to settle for peace on condition that the soldiers are returned and Hezbollah withdraws twenty miles from the border. Guess we’ll see how that pans out.
As you say, we shall see how it goes, even though we can’t do anything about it.
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It seems there have been some border conflicts between the Kurds in NW Iraq and Turkey, and the Turks might start sending some troops in to prevent the possible formation of Kurdistan. Not good news for the US.
"Kurdistan" what a funny name. I hope Israel takes heavy casualties.
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Israel is most likely the most powerful country in the region, not to mention that they have REAL nukes, unlike most every other Arab country (Pakistan has nukes, but they’re more likely to use them on India).
I like to root for the underdog.
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Well, this isn’t good news then, is it? Conflict continues, and the worst part in this, it’s that as Liu Bei would say, the people are the most likely to suffer in this conflict.
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hehehe liu bei..
middle east conflict…many foreign workers need to return to their respective countries because of this conflict…
my classmate is stopping her studies for the meantime because of this conflict… because she needed to budget…
btw can anyone tell why this war started out?
the israelis had lebanese prisoners, and so hezbollah responded by taking two soldiers hostage. then after a while when the israelis have been butchering the palestinians, hezbollah bombed israel(their leader, Hasan Nasr Alla loves palestinians and is a great sympothizer for them) and so that triggered the war. israelis bombed lebanese civilians while hezbollah targeted the military only.
As you all know there’s a "ceasefire" now in effect…although Hezbollah hasn’t returned those Israel soldiers they kidnapped.
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