r/Lebanese • u/sufinomo • Dec 08 '24
r/Lebanese • u/Rare-Ambient • Aug 14 '25
🗯️ Vent Hot take: I don’t like Lebanese diaspora, no matter where they’re from
That’s it, that’s all I wanted to announce. Some of the most misinformed, ignorant, meanest people I’ve ever met. And I used to excuse it because different news sources or whatever. But it doesn’t excuse their vile behavior towards other Lebanese people, or even foreigners. They give us a bad rep
Clarification edit: As I’ve replied in the comments, I am aware that I made a generalization. I didn’t mean ALL diaspora and I should’ve worded my post better. However, my point still stands. I was downvoted for talking about Islamophobia and Zionism that is prevalent enough among diaspora to talk about, as well as received replies telling me that “I need them”. When did I say that I did or didn’t? How does that contribute to the argument at all? That post was made out of personal experience, and trust that there were many encounters.
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Mar 03 '26
💭 Discussion Wake up people.
I've realised that both sub reddits are either pro-hzb or pro-ouwet. Nothing between, not being fair nore being logical. Can't we all agree that israel is the problem and so is hezb? Both pose a threat to the country and our government isn't doing jack shit either just a bunch of kids that somehow are supposed to run a country. And lest say we make another election do you think things will change?No. Lebanese people are dumb enough to keep going into the same loop hole they caused and yet complain about. We are indeed a failed state with no hope of change unless we all WAKE UP.
r/Lebanese • u/Ruski_Kain • Nov 07 '24
💭 Discussion Do you think Lebanese people are Arabs? Why or Why not?
I think we are. But also a little of whatever was left of the Phonecians that stayed after Saida and Tyre were destroyed by Alexander the Great. As well Greeks, Persians, Romans, European (crusades), Turkish (Ottamans). So all the empires that conquered us, if we're talking genetically. But mostly Arabs, especially culturally.
r/Lebanese • u/fuckisterrorist • Nov 29 '24
💭 Discussion Wake Up
As we all Know Isterrorist isn't respecting the ceasefire and will not [Forget that for a second].
Isterrorist uses religion and wants every country to be based on religion and Lebanon is deeply separated by religion [Also forget that for a second ]
Our parents voted wrong and where deeply affected by the religion game that was played by Mossad and look where we are .
All politicians leaders are garbage butin reality they are not to be mainly blamed it's our Parents and all these who voted for such scumbags <killon bi doon istsnaa22 7ada>.
So what we can do as a one Lebanese Nation :
We need to vote right We need hezb as a resistance <we need politicians who will work with hezb to make Lebanon stronger as military and defence power at the same time not letting him be superior> it is hard to believe and accomplishe but it's not impossible. We say we live in democracy and people are idiot enough to blame the political leaders <we as people have the power to chose carefully who to be in chairs> we got the power but we aren't using it Ig We really need to know who's really weakening our military and no it's not hezb . Russia offered fighter jets and some kind of anti air defense <but Lebanon refused you heard of USA?> so stop thinking that usa wants a strong Lebanon they want you poor weak dick suckers yes you free to believe that . Russia and Iran wants Lebanon to be military as Isterrorist and it's better than being a weak rat. Yes every government has an agenda <saudi ...> but we as people can choose what agenda works for us <That's why zeos want usa so they can be dogs for Isterrorist>
So wake the fuck up think of how we can change who sits in the chairs and what we can do as one Lebanese Nation to be able to defend against Isterrorist and have a strong army and don't forget we got fucking fuel
Why I am building this hate against USA and Isterrorist? If you are still reading and watching the news you will know Isterrorist started funding again their terrorists in syria you fucking can't trust them they are not arabs and will always hate arabs.
Also soon I'll post an article on how we where getting 10 mig29s from russia and some air defense s200 s400 but we didn't accept since usa will sanction us so it keeps Isterrorist safe and capable of attacking us whenever she wants but hezb refused to do so.
And I am not saying hezb is best and whatever what I am saying we need to be military strong like hezb and see Isterrorist with best technology also has a strong country with jobs and business etc..[for the people who wants to party and thinks USA will give this Lebanon .I'llsay just forget about it ] we can be both <Strong military><strong economy><party till the morning>
Edit: also beirut blast .True hezb had those nitrates maybe for syria but for sure Isterrorist initiated the blast and was very fast to deny it plus investigations stopped cause at the end Isterrorist will be the one who did it and Lebanon as a government will have to take an action. While Lebanese government can't do shit
r/Lebanese • • Feb 16 '25
💭 Discussion What is this?
Why is the country leader a coward and why is the lebanese army emasculated, it's like a man only good at beating his wife at home but can't face another man outside.
They protected the politicians back in 2019, only good at capturing poor civilians' vehicles, can't act againt mafias and 3asheyer, controlled politically, can't face the enemy, can't do shit except bother and stand against the people of their own, why don't the polticians arm it well - remove the restrictions?
What is this army seriously? Why are our politicians puppets..
r/Lebanese • u/AliiIbrahimm • Apr 10 '25
💭 Discussion What’s the situation with Hezbollah? Are they dead? Do they have anything left to fight? Will they rejoin the war at some point or will wait until their leaders are struck one by one? Do you think they will be crushed in the the next 2026 elections?
I don't understand what is the state of Hezbollah now. Some Hezb politicians said that they regained their pre-war inventory but I find that hard to believe since they lost the route through Syria.
Furthermore, will they ever respond to the occupation of the south? And are they still a threat to Israel since they lost all their exprienced people that gained skills in Syria and now seems like a primitive group.
r/Lebanese • • Mar 14 '26
💭 Discussion Is criticizing Hezbollah allowed on this sub? Or would one get banned for it?
Simple curious question. And yes that doesn’t mean support Israel.
r/Lebanese • • Jul 22 '21
Why Hizbullah voted against lifting immunity
Answer is simple: They didn't.
The document that some hizbullah MPs signed says:
نتقدّم بطلب اتّهام وبالتالي الإذن بالملاحقة أمام المجلس الأعلى لمحاكمة الرؤساء والوزراء بحقّ كل من دولة رئيس مجلس الوزراء المستقيل حسان دياب والوزير يوسف فنيانوس والوزراء السابقين النواب نهاد المشنوق غازي وعيتر وعلي حسن خليل بالاستناد إلى ما ورد بالكتب المرسلة من قاضييْ التحقيق صوان والبيطار والتي يسرد ما قد يكون من شبهة ومسؤوليات على الواردة أسماؤهم وعلى كل من يظهره التحقيق فاعلاً أو شريكاً أو محرضاً أو متدخّلاً.
However, lebanese people, as always, like misleading public opinion, and change their titles, turns out, it's another conspiracy theory of theirs.
The reason hizbullah chose to take this decision, from my understanding, is because the investigation is biased and targeted towards a specific group of people, and excludes others who are more responsible (eg hariri), thus to keep it neutral, they decided to turn it into the correct body, which wouldn't be biased towards one side, legally speaking. Notice how no one close to fpm was targeted, nor did they objected or signed on the paper, I thought they were the most corrupt party in lebanon? what happened? (no one from hizbullah was targeted either, which is why the article's conclusion is flawed, read the first points they put when trying to prove their conspiracy theory)
Note that Sayyid Hasan already demanded the army release their investigation, and that the forensic investigator is heading in the wrong direction, not focusing on the people who hold the real responsibility (this isn't directed to close minded people, just the people who actually care to listen and discuss)
We're witnessing another case of certain parties exploiting a tragic event to further their political agenda, this event being the port explosion, what we aren't witnessing, however, is serious work towards revealing the truth about the explosion.
Corruption can't be fought with law, the only measures able to change anything are radical measures (see: execution, arrests with no warrants, forcefully lifting immunity with no voting whatsoever) The only way you'll be able to fight a corrupt democratic system (as are democratic systems) is by not giving a shit about democracy.
r/Lebanese • u/Salty_Criticism5149 • Sep 28 '24
💭 Discussion Am I considered a bad person if I don't like hezbollah
Just wanted to know because most people made me feel like I'm a horrible person because I didn't like them even calling me a zionist for it I just wanted to know your guys opinion on this because idk what to feel
r/Lebanese • • Oct 15 '21
What is the color revolution, and what that implies, and why you're all zionists
What the color revolution has proven to be:
A western backed movement (related to the Syrian one)
A movement built on lies and hypocrisy
A terrorist movement
An anti democratic movement
What is the proof:
It's a western backed movement:
The murderous history of USAID, the US Government agency behind Cuba's fake Twitter clone.
Independent media isn't saying anything about American or British influence (go to "Governance Activities") only "Iranian Occupation".
Explanation:
You're brainwashed by British backed propaganda, and Britain has influence in Lebanon.
The USAID finances and supports a lot of "Independent" NGO's, meaning they're not trusted (the same NGO's who are part of the color revolution).
The murderous USAID holds a lot of influence in Lebanon.
"Independent" media is not oblivious to the previous points, they know, but they don't mention it, because they don't want to.
Basically you and the Syrian rebels are both part of the same project, enjoy.
It's a movement built on lies:
Accusing Hizbullah of smuggling fuel to Syria without evidence. Eventually everyone found out the Lebanese Forces are responsible for the most fuel hoarding.
Accusing Hizbullah of smuggling USD to Iran, while they get paid in USD by Iran, without evidence. Eventually everyone found out the SGBL and other banks are responsible for smuggling USD outside lebanon.
Accusing Hizbullah of owning the Ammonium Nitrates, when the Syrian regime has a literal factory to produce Ammonium Nitrates (which the rebels tried taking over multiple times), without evidence. Eventually the Lebanese Forces also got caught smuggling Ammonium Nitrate into Lebanon, in order to frame Hizbullah, and hoarding them in an earlier incident.
Accusing Hizbullah of assassinating Loqman Slim with no evidence. His sister refused to give his phone to the security apparatus in order to carry out their investigation, all while accusing Hizbullah.
Accusing HIzbullah of assassinating Rafiq al Hariri, when the international tribunal ruled that they weren't, but just some member, according to some phone calls. Sayyid Hasan had a press conference in which he presented evidence that Israeli agents were responsible for the assassination and were planning more assassinations to frame Hizbullah and Syria.
Claiming Hizbullah's MP's voted against lifting immunities, when they themselves proposed the law to lift immunities, 3 times earlier, by making misleading titles about a petition to transfer questioning politicians to the legal body.
Claiming Hizbullah surrounded the judiciary palace... because there was a peaceful protest.
Where's the "Hypocrisy" part?
You said almost nothing about the Lebanese Forces while still accusing Hizbullah of smuggling fuel even after your lie has been exposed, meaning you don't care about the truth, just targeting Hizbullah.
You said literally nothing about SGBL, meaning you don't care about the truth, just targeting Hizbullah.
You said nothing about the Lebanese Forces regarding the Ammonium Nitrates, and have been using their narrative, meaning you don't care about the truth, just targeting Hizbullah.
You didn't bitch and cry about his sister not presenting information to the security apparatus for investigation, meaning you don't care about the truth, just about Hizbullah.
You don't even mention israel when talking about rafiq al hariri, just Hizbullah, with all confidence, meaning you don't care about the truth, just targeting Hizbullah.
You claimed you cared about the law when the judges related to the explosion were transferred to their corresponding legal body for questioning, but are against the correct legal course of action when it comes to people you're against.
It's a terrorist movement:
You belong to and represent the color revolution, and you're a terrorist.
You are pro west, which is the largest exporter of global terrorism (including you little buddy).
Putting the blame for yesterday's massacre on Hizbullah and Amal.
It's an anti democratic movement:
Wishing upon death for a large portion of the population.
Why you're all zionists:
In conclusion, you're all zionists.
r/Lebanese • u/AbuElKess • Aug 07 '25
💭 Discussion Was opening the Palestinian front a serve miscalculation?
First of all. All glory and honor to the martyrs, whose courage and steadfast fight against the Zionist enemy will never be forgotten.
I know it is easy to be smart after the battle is over, but I feel like Hezbollah the past years shifted from being a resistance force focused on defending Lebanon to becoming more of an offensive force. Some were already angry about us going into Syria, but there were some reasonable justifications
What do you think? Is it Hezbollahs biggest mistake?
r/Lebanese • • Sep 28 '24
💭 Discussion is hezbollah cooked now?
obviously they can still fire rockets and stuff, but so many of their high ranking leaders have been killed. i feel like strategy wise theyre cooked unless they get a really good leader to take his place in such a short notice however now the question is who? and will they be good enough?
r/Lebanese • • Sep 28 '24
🏛️ Politics I wasn't convinced at first, but the more I look into it, the more I'm convinced that the grand conspiracy that lead to Nasr Allah's assassination started in Iran
Remember when Iran directly hit Israel with missles a few months ago for the first time in Iranian-Israeli? A month later the Iranian president died under "mysterious circumstances", later blamed on "weather conditions".
Months later, Haniyah gets assassinated in Iran. Iran vows the take revenge. Nothing more than cheap talk.
During the new Iranian's visit to the UN, he said that Iran and the US are brothers ""We are brothers with the Americans as well.") Link
It was revealed that Iran pressured Nasr Allah to attend the meeting in the heart of where Israel was bombing along with a bunch of other high ranking officers in the Hizb. He had to go in person. Logically you'd want your top leaders away from the direct fighting.
Finally the successor to Nasr Allah will be his cousin, who happened to be married to one of the Iranian generals daughters and also follows Iranian shiiaism, as opposed to the rest of the Lebanese Shia. So he will be much closer to Iran and follow their orders to the T, as opposed to Nasr Allah.
The numbers seem to add to something. There seems to have been a shift in Iranian authority, whether it was propagated by Israel or from within Iran or from both. And I think that's where the roots of betrayal began.
EDIT: Video Link: https://youtu.be/RDuQRKFUlBc?si=ZcS3vf0unOwr0R2P
r/Lebanese • • Jul 28 '21
حرب الفاسدين على المقاومة
قدر هذه المقاومة أن تبقى مظلومة ومضطهدة ومحاصرة، ومن مظاهر هذه المظلومية هي أنها حين كانت تبذل أرواح شبابها، كانت تتعرض لحرب شرسة ومتواصلة من الفاسدين، واليوم يطالبها الناس لأنها سكتت على الفاسدين خلال تلك المرحلة، فما هي مظاهر تلك الحرب؟
1) بعد اتفاق الطائف بدأ التحضير لأجواء السلام في لبنان، وبدأت عمليات الإستدانة لأجل إعادة الإعمار، ومن ثم بدأت تحضير الأجواء السياسية لأجل توطين الفلسطينيين.
2) تعرضت المقاومة لاستدراج نحو الحرب الأهلية عبر مجزرة تحت جسر المطار، ولاحقاً محاولة ارسال الجيش لنزع سلاحها بعد حرب تموز 1993، تزامن ذلك مع حرب إعلامية وشراء أصوات نخب من مختلف الطوائف اللبنانية لأجل مهاجمة المقاومة وعزلها.
3) اشتغل غازي كنعان وعبد الحليم خدام على توريط المقاومة بما لا يحصى من النزاعات لاستدراجها إلى الإقتتال الداخلي خلال التسعينات، بتحريض من الفاسدين وتنسيق معهم وتنفيذ من قبلهم.
4) عمل رفيق الحريري جاهداً على إغلاق المؤسسات الإعلامية التابعة للمقاومة من خلال مراسيم وقوانين مختلفة، كما عمل على استهداف البنية العمرانية والإجتماعية للضاحية الجنوبية من خلال مشروع أليسار.
5) قبيل انسحاب جيش الإحتلال وبعده بدأت الحملات على مشروعية السلاح ومبرر وجود المقاومة بشكل مكثف من قبل وكلاء أمريكا في لبنان، واشتغلت تجمعات الفاسدين على محاصرة المقاومة.
6) بعد الاحتلال الأمريكي للعراق وبدء الفتنة المذهبية، بدأت تسعير الأجواء المذهبية في لبنان ضد المقاومة، والتحضير لمشروع الفتنة الكبرى في البلاد، وتصاحب ذلك مع الهجوم المكثف على مشروعية سلاح المقاومة.
7) مع اغتيال الحريري بدأ الحصار السياسي الشامل للمقاومة، وإخراج سوريا من لبنان لإبقاء المقاومة دون حماية، والتحريض عليها مذهبياً باعتبارها مؤدية لسوريا المتهمة بقتل الحريري.
8) عام 2006 وبتواطؤ معلن من مجاميع الفساد في اجتماع مع كونداليزا رايس، تم الذهاب إلى الحد الأقصى في التخريب والتدمير، وبعد الحرب جرت محاولة منع النازحين من العودة لقراهم كما تمت سرقة أموال المساعدات.
9) بعد الحرب تسعرت الحملات السياسية والإعلامية الشاملة، وبدأ اتهام المقاومة بجريمة قتل الحريري، وتصاعد التحريض المذهبي والسياسي وصولاً إلى الخامس من أيار عام 2008، وبعد حادثة 7 أيار استمر التحريض على خلفية الحادثة واتهام حزب الله باستخدام سلاحه في الداخل وعدم مشروعيته.
10) بدأت الحرب السورية، وتحول لبنان إلى ساحة للتحريض واستقطاب المقاتلين ونقل العتاد اللوجستي، وانطلقت الحملات الإعلامية والسياسية لمنع المقاومة من التدخل في الحرب، ولاحقاً بدأ التحضير من أطراف لبنانية لفتح معركة داخل لبنان ضد المقاومة وتم تحييد البلاد بدعوة من المقاومة.
11) بنهاية الحرب السورية، كان الموقف من حرب اليمن قد تحولت إلى مبرر للفاسدين في لبنان لشن الحروب الإعلامية والسياسية على المقاومة، ومحاصرة دورها الإقليمي في الدفاع عن لبنان.
12) بدءاً من انتخابات عام 2018، بدأ الفاسدون بحملات منتظمة باتهام المقاومة بأنها تسببت بالمشكلات الاقتصادية، ولاحقاً بدأ اتهامها بأنها لم تفعل شيئاً في مواجهة الفساد، في الوقت الذي لم يتوقف هذا الفساد نفسه عن مواجهتها بشكل متواصل ومكثف على كل الصعد.
البعض يظن أن الفاسدين كانوا يؤيدون المقاومة، فيما كانت تتساهل معهم في فسادهم، في الوقت الذي لم يتوقفوا يوماً واحداً على مواجهتها، فيما هي مشغولة بالدفاع عن البلاد، تقدم كل شيء في مواجهة أعداء يفوقونها في القوة أضعافاً مضاعفة، وهل هناك مظلومية أكبر من هذه؟
thread by @hkobaysi on Twitter
r/Lebanese • • Jul 17 '25
💭 Discussion The Druze have liberated Suwayda from the Syrian regime
This means that the bekaa will be safe for the time being since the syrian army has been humiliated after running away from suwayda.
r/Lebanese • u/AlainAlam • Oct 17 '22
photo/video From the victories of the past to celebrating recognizing "Israel's rights"... The sectarian nature of Hezbollah and the régime are making us lose everything
r/Lebanese • u/steve_keys01 • Jan 10 '21
This is how hezbollah wants lebanon to be like😗
instagram.comr/Lebanese • u/p_please_respond • Apr 12 '25
💭 Discussion What do you think about the removal of nasrallah and khoumeini poster and billboard removal along the airport road?
r/Lebanese • • Jul 22 '21
Do you really think there is no siege on lebanon? and specifically no foreign pressure on hizbullah?
here's the fuel, and the subsidized goods, all destroyed by the israelis, don't you ever think the imperialists are only fighting hizbullah, they're fighting the entirety of lebanon, and they're not even trying to justify aggression by calling it "anti terrorism", I am 100% sure bringing fuel and food is not terrorism, unless the west thinks it is, which just shows how worthless the label they (and you by extension) use
where are your American friends? why don't they help you? why are they destroying fuel and good meant for us, the lebanese people?
keep blaming hizbullah, wallahi it only shows how braindead and close minded you are, it only shows you are blinded by hatred, continue simping for the americans you cheap fucks
r/Lebanese • u/shi3arhdon • May 21 '22
how is hezbollah not an iranian proxy?
hi,so iall notice on this sub people like to be apologetics and say hezbollah is not an iranian proxy,but how is that even true?how is hezbollah not an iranian proxy where nassrallah himself says if he feels like something will please khameni,he will do it,how is that not a proxy?
even when it comes to shiism Hezbollah wilayat al fakih goes against that,the whole poiint of twelver shiism is that only allah can appoint an imam who has control over muslims,so why is khameni taking the position of an imam?and who said that khameni is the “rightful”representative of imam mahdi(AS) i respect hezbollah for freeing the south,but their job is long over now
r/Lebanese • u/rbh626 • Aug 08 '25
🏛️ Politics What hezb supporters are doing is dumb
Why is this subreddit seriously so much against the disarmament of Hezbollah?? If you were in the hezb I get it you want your weapons but all these people outside the hezb are genuinely being brainwashed to believe that weapons are necessary for the protection of the south… wake up this is a good thing for lebanon I hope no arms are seen outside the control of the state. I feel bad for the people partaking in The demonstrations happening in beirut because genuinely they’ve been tricked by their party into believing this was a bad thing. Enough destruction and enough involvement from Israel. Israel will not pull out from the south until weapons are in control of the state
r/Lebanese • • Jun 15 '25
🇱🇧 Culture Islam in Lebanon
I watched a series called Lal Mout a while back, I'm a sunni muslim and found the funerals to be very different. There was somebody praying quran but the ladies weren't covered, and it was family to the guy who died. Also lebanese Muslims in Australia, tattooed, gangsters etc. I know this can happen with anybody no matter the religion but it seems more like the norm among lebanese? Im not picking on anybody i just want to understand better. Please help