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- Thames Television award winning factual strand 'This week' travelled to 'The Lebanon' once known as the Monte Carlo of the East - the 'This week' team speak to some of the key figures in the country and some of the protagonists behind the devastating civil war that lasted almost a decade. First transmitted on the ITV network 13/11/1969
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These Thames documentaries are all incredible. They frame without bias, ask challenging questions to their subjects, and capture incredible footage.
there is bias politically
@@binder946 who do you think it is biased in favor of
Fascinating. It was crystal clear even 6 years before the civil war that Lebanon was unfortunately unable to survive its golden age...
This was a year before the PLO fled Jordan for Lebanon. Historians date the start of the Lebanese civil war as starting from 1975 so to have a documentary for seeing this made in 1969 is, as others have noted, priceless
Yes exactly
Thames television documentaries are priceless.
Bestline7 they are garbage,and the translation from arabic isn't accurate and sometimes misleading.
younes jorge This documentary was recorded in the 1960s, translations wouldn’t have been as accurate. It doesn’t give an excuse to companies like BBC who still get translations wrong in 2019
Bestline7
I would actually rather watch these old news documentaries than any American made fairytale news/documentary.
Bestline7 I agree
As a time capsule, yes. As a source of news that isn't ridiculously biased, no.
In 1969 journalists went in search of the story. Now they have the story and go in search of ‘facts’ to match.
Because their was no social media, it was incumbent on media & journalists as a whole to justify their existence, which meant legitimate stories.
Spot on
Its amazing watching this. This country was barely 5 years away from armageddon, and they had no idea.
Mark Lee yeah but 20 years prior they invited 300,000 Muslims into their nation. That was the actual point that Armageddon became inevitable.
@@Patrick-vh5nr Sad but true. Europe making the same mistake. Poland and Hungary may be the only survivors.
@@Patrick-vh5nr Because Israelis illegally occupied their lands.What goes around comes around. Everyone suffers when some people support the oppressors.
@@Patrick-vh5nr half of us never welcomed them we paid the price of the naiivity of the other half of the population
Not just any Muslims or Arabs. Those Palestinians are a huge pain to deal with.
The curse of the rabbit that was skinned alive in front of the camera still haunts the children of those who did this on that day. I was ashamed not only as a Muslim, but as a human being watching this.
my Family is from Kfar Quouq, extended from rashaya and Yanta. last summer I visited all these villages.
A rare tv report (and a colored one!) about a not-so-well documented year 1969 in Lebanon, especially about what happened between Lebanese & Palestinians. Thank you!
To sum up what happened the Palastinians abused the kindness of the lebanese which led the loss of many good lebanese people
Palestine is part of Lebanon and Palestinean and Lebanese are brothers and sisters and there is nothing in the world can change that. If you’re interested to confirm this statement
(Hezbollah) can
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@@fadiabdulah8883 Fadi Abdullah, please respect the opinions & the feelings of others. You say that Lebanese & Palestinians are brothers ?! Well, I agree, however, it means nothing because they have bitterly fought each other. I personally learned to love Palestinians when I met them outside Lebanon in the company I was working in in the United Arab Emirates. Before meeting my first Palestinian, I felt nothing towards them. After I met him, I started to like him, and to appreciate the point of view of Palestinians in general. Last, can you prove your claim that "Palestine is part of Lebanon" ?! I never read it in any history book
Rachel Aliene Corrie (April 10, 1979 - March 16, 2003) was an American activist and diarist.[1][2] A member of the pro-Palestinian group International Solidarity Movement (ISM),[3] she was crushed to death by Zionist Forces (IDF) armored bulldozer in a southern Gaza Strip combat zone during the height of the second Palestinian intifada[4] under contested circumstances.
We can also see how the landscapes were in East-Lebanon before nowadays constructions!
I was 4 years old when this was filmed. I've been to that region 6 times since 1991. Very very sad the young men on both sides are used as fodder because of a difference in "religion". It is actually very beautiful there.........kind of a gritty elegance.
No its because we want our freedom
I think it was more about the rich getting richer and more corrupt and the poor getting dumped on.
@@adamt360 and what a mess you’ve made from wanting it.
I’m always stunned to see old footage of strip clubs in Lebanon. So different from the stereotypes most Westerners have about the Middle East.
Idk, I get the impression that the party / nightclub district of Beirut was something of an anomaly even then, fuelled by rich Westerners and the banking sector, and its heyday a short-lived one. That said, Lebanon (and particularly Beirut) remains considerably more liberal than its neighbours, with alcohol freely available.
@@rich_edwards79Lebanon isn't an islamic country and the president there is christian that's why it was called east switzerland not long until the palestinians and the islamic cause ruined everything especially the western civilisation wich the lebanese christians were trying to build
I always knew Lebanon could party hard and I'm from New Jersey. I mean that's pretty much common knowledge 😆
13:23 - "And we can't say, maybe for 50 years..." that Palestinians will continue to fight. Well, it's now 50 years after this program was made, and that situation hasn't been resolved.
50 years later i don't think it will be solved (at least not in the victory of the Palestinian side because the Arabs are too divided, and that the neighboring countries to Palestine cant withstand more Palestinian fedai fighting
@jom nasium I live in one of those neighboring countries, we aren't tired of the Palestinian cause, we are tired of Israel who put all of us in this situation. Imagine if they left today, peace in the Levant
@jom nasium I'm serious bro, if you go around in the streets in Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon, no one likes or even agrees with the Israeli regime or existence in the first place
@@mazenawar6101 I totally agree
@jom nasium The Lebanese Christian politicians contributed heavily to the problem : The Palestinian refugees arrived to Lebanon about 50% muslims and 50% Christians. Upon their arrival, the Lebanese Christian influential politicians gave Lebanese citizenship to ALL Palestinian Christians. And they abandoned the Muslim ones, left them in refugees , poor , struggling. That led them to carry arms and seek liberation from israel and poverty . In the meantime their Christian brothers enjoyed the prosperity of Lebanon. Every single palestinian christian carries a Lebanese passport , no discrimination , no poverty , and no feeling of being a refugee , and all economic opportunities are available. While the muslim palestinians were limited to hard labor , their engineers and doctors are not allowed a job . Not allowed to drive a pickup truck ...etc.
incredible piece of history. Thank you for sharing!
I've never seen any country in the whole world that allow refugees to have training camps and encourage them to have a military power, only in Lebanon. The politicians who governed this country back then and even today needs to be put to flames for what they did and still doing.
Such was and is the stupid reasoning behind brotherhood of the Arab world. They are their own worse enemy.
The Lebanese Christian politicians contributed heavily to the problem : The Palestinian refugees arrived to Lebanon about 50% muslims and 50% Christians. Upon their arrival, the Lebanese Christian influential politicians gave Lebanese citizenship to ALL Palestinian Christians. And they abandoned the Muslim ones, left them in refugees , poor , struggling. That led them to carry arms and seek liberation from israel and poverty . In the meantime their Christian brothers enjoyed the prosperity of Lebanon. Every single palestinian christian carries a Lebanese passport , no discrimination , no poverty , and no feeling of being a refugee , and all economic opportunities are available.
Can we stop with this rubbish. The Koran speaks of 2nd class status for Christian & Jewish peoples & communities. In addition when you got peoples who are brainwashed with this kind of mindset what do you think is going to happen.
@@clevelandwilliams5922 Call it rubbish , it's how you hide dirt under carpet . It is irrelevant of kuran or bibles . Why the people carried arms is the question . They were not allowed to STAY and were not allowed to leave , and not allowed to work. And if a person dies with $50 in pocket , the gov inherits the $50, not his kids. They only ate what the UN fed them, like food stamps . Put yourself in their position . Well, i wish one day u will be placed in their position , then u wouldn't find excuses of bibles and kurans. Racism flag alert :) BTW, they worked in secret , like Mexicans in USA , under table because they were not allowed to take any job , just stay in tent and suffer :) REALLY , put yourself in their place, Mr. Racist trumb#2 .
There's a reason for that. And you ate just making it into a religious war just like Muslims want
This is so not true…. I don’t know where you get your information from. I am a Palestinian Christian and have many family members who are refugees and Christian and do not possess the Lebanese citizenship…..Some of the influential and prominent wealthy Christians from Palestine got the Lebanese citizenship during the presidency of Camille Shamoun in the early 50s…..The majority of Palestinian Christians do not have any citizenship but are registered with the UNRWA as refugees
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Fascinating report. Sets up what happened next in perfect detail.
Civil war erupted.in.lebanon..in 1975..between chrestian right wing and muslim left wing supported by palestinain fighters...many massacres happened by chrestians against poor muslimsn..then 1982 israeil invaded lebanon and drove plo outside..then sabra and shatila massacre by chrestian phalangists..and israeli army poor palestianian refugess..
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I was enjoying that until the Rabbit. Cruel.
It was literally skinned alive!
The Palestinians were the catalyst of the Lebanese war.
Of course they have a part of responsibility in the destruction of Lebanon.
However, let's not forget that it's Israel that expelled these same Palestinians from their homes.
The creation of Israel is the direct cause of the presence of PLO in Lebanon.
Also, Syria had it's part of responsibility. It sent to Lebanon the most radical Palestinian groups, created baathist Palestinian factions that permitted the entry of the Syrian army under the umbrella of the Palestinian Resistance, it impeded the Lebanese government to solve the Palestinian problem by exercing pressures and embargos.
It is certain that Syria has used the Palestinian cause as a mean to destabilize Lebanon and justify the intervention of the Syrian army. Also, after the death of Nasser, Hafez el Assad tried to control the Palestinian resistance to gain in prestige as an Arab nationalist leader.
Last, the lebanese themselves are responsible of the war. They failed to build a unified nation. Each Lebanese camp choosed foreign allegiances to solve internal problems and they paid the price for it.
@@ZviJ1 Why were the Palestinians in Jordan in the 1st place. They had been expelled from Israel. That was the cause of this whole mess. Until there is a fair settlement of that situation I don’t see how peace will prevail.
@Michael Otieno If you want to be a stickler for facts, you cannot expect to be taken seriously when you base this on ignorance. As far as the "background" goes, the vast majority of so-called Palestinians from the 7 decades prior to the Israeli declaration of independence in 1948 were settlers/migrants from neighboring lands in the Middle East and beyond. Expelled? In actual fact, every reputable historian and researcher of this war has found that 85%+ of them had left Israel at the behest of the Supreme Arab Committy before the horrors of warfare would even reach them, once they were promised they would shortly return and celebrate with war spoils taken from the exterminated Jews.
OTOH, 900000 Jews from Arab lands were all but expelled and could not leave with their property, which was usurped by the authorities of those countries. They have never been compensated for this.
The hostile Arabs cannot expect to attempt annihilating millions of Jews and rob the property of others, continue to attempt genoicide on Israel's Jews, not pay for the Jewish property they stole (yes, also some Palis did this) and also have peace.
"The cause of this entire mess"??? Your lopsided concern for the PaliNazis is not helpful in the least.
@@ZviJ1 If you leave your country willing you should be free to return at any time without restrictions. Why is Israel blocking the return of Palestinians that amounts to expulsion. I agree not all Palestinians were forced to leave, some left out of fear and others left due to calls by their leadership but the fact that they can't freely return constitutes an expulsion. Those are the facts. It was wrong when Arab nations expelled their own Jewish communities but what does that have to do with the plight of the Palestinians who never expelled them. Unless you are saying if one Arab wrongs you then it is okay to take revenge on another Arab.
@@ZviJ1 And so what if a vast majority of Palestinians were migrants from neighbouring lands. The vast majority of Israeli citizens were settlers from Europe but they deserve to remain in Israel and so do the Palestinians.
@@ZviJ1 ZviJ1
1)The Palestinians were not settlers. They are arabs. Palestine is an arab land. And the fact that they came from neighboring arabic regions changes nothing.
The whole region is arab. The actual division of the arabic nation isn't natural. It's due to the Sykes- Picot deal between the imperialist powers and all the policies implemented by the UK and later the US which objective is to divide the arabs to impede the return of the arabic nation.
The creation of Israel is one of these measures. It broked the geographical link between the western part of the arab nation and its eastern part. Additionally, it supported unconditionally the zionist settlers with military, economic and diplomatic help.
2) You are right when you say that the jewish populations of the arabic lands were expelled too. It was totally unfair and and I have a lot of sympathy for them.The arabic jews should definitely be compensated, allowed to return to their homes and be treated as equal citizens of the arabic state. Same is true for all the religious minorities of the arabic state like the oriental christians, the druze, the shiaa , the ismaelite and the alawite. They are all the sons of this Land (unlike the zionist western settlers).
However based on the same logic the arabs that were expelled from palestine should have the right to return to their homes and be compensated.
10:19 imagine being in Lebanon and going to a German restaurant
There's actually one again called "München" at the end of Mar Mkhayel
Lmao i thought the same thing 😂
4:50 the translator faked the question and translated a wrong answer
In those times Palestinians were naive to think that they could liberate Palestine by such methods
But it was a different world back then
Excellent documentary .
I like how he tries to be as neutral as possible and lets you draw conclusions from what is said by the people being interviewed. Bring this type of reporting to 2024 please!
I though I was watching a documentary but then popped a stripper came out
It gives an idea about how the country atmosphere used to be before the civil war. Its almost astonishing to know that there were such a way of living exist in the Arab region in 1969. I actually like the film as all the documentary i have seen were made during or after the war.
@@6526256 Jihadis like we see today were also a rarity and the ones that did exist weren't as brutally violent. For a stretch of time the Middle East was headed in a progressive direction. Sad how things turned out.
B&A I agree. I was not expecting that at all because I assumed all of the Middle East countries to be strict like they are today. It’s amazing to see documentaries from the 50s and 60s and see women with their hair out and wear dresses and skirts. I’m glad they put that bit in.
Interesting watch - but I think they could have done more to at least introduce why the Palestinians are in Lebanon.
In summary, in 1948; 750,000 Palestinians were forced from their homes and many moved to the West Bank. In 1967, the Israelis then expelled an additional 350,000 during the Arab Israeli war which saw the West Bank being captured.
Of course, in any other name this is referred to as ethnic cleansing but when it comes to the Israelis, it's "self-defence".
So many double standards 😪
The documentary ignores how and why the Palestinians are in Lebanon. Even then an element of bias is present.
Too bad! God bless Israel!
You fail to mention that those Palestinians refused joining in the country and instead made a pact with all the Arab nations that they would reap the spoils of the war once they had annihilated the Israelis. Things didn’t turn out as they planned. In other words they gambled and lost. Stop taking the victimhood side. Palestinians were taken in by Jordan where they quickly started to want to take over the country. They basically did it in Lebanon too. I wish them good life but blaming their problems on country is pointless after more than 70 years. Violence has gotten them nothing nor has it gotten the Arab world more. On the contrary they have less. Again you go to war and gamble that if you lose you lose land as well. Most of which Israel gave back. Not the Goan Heights though. They are not stupid.
Hope that one day Palestinians can find peace. But I doubt they will as Israel is not about to let them walk in and destroy their country as well.
@@giloro85 typical zionist-terrorist
22.34 dude legit broke his back 4 nothing
Elite plo commando
يلا عالحرب الاهلية الجديدة. غنم قد مابدك في للدبح. وزعماء الحرب القديمة بعدهن هني زاتن. تفوووو
Precious report ❤️
13:22 well it's been 50 years.
And they still don't get it
52 years later and the problem is fixed
Please stop saying "The Lebanon" 🤣
I'm sure he would appreciate the correction if he wasn't dead.
Posh-O Lol
The Lebanon is a mountain or mountain range formerly in north Canaan. Meaning: Place Of Whiteness. The Lebanon then means The Place of Whiteness. So it is correct actually. Lebanon is also correct too of course.
I know THE Lebanon sounds like a rock and roll group... like... The Lebanon ! with Mohammed And The Four Sheiks!
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The Lebanon looked like a nice place
It is again now.
It was if you had money. Class and religion were major dividing factors, and the predominantly right-wing Christians paid for burying their heads in the sand with the utter destruction of their way of life.
@@jonstfrancis check again.
More like they were invaded and attack by a foreign forces named PLO and Syria.Now that they have won the war ,what’s they excuse to still live like the middle age ?
Fantastic documentaries, they dont make em like they used to. From a Lebanese point of view, the Palestinian arrogance which created internal strife, really came through in the interviews. The refugees in the camps paid the highest price as a result..
the translator lied 4.41 as he didnt translated the right question to the crowd
oh ! what they did to the rabbit, that's terrible !
Man I felt so bad for that rabbit 😔😔😔
Imagine what they did to people then you would feel better
Tell me about it. Savages
@@MrMike0191 so true
I was ok because they would eat it after and breaking its neck instantly kills it. However that idiot failed to kill it and for the cameras was showing off. I recognized the death cries of a rabbit as he was skinning it alive! What a stupid fool of a man
@@waelatallah6565 As Israeli i Prayed for many years for true Peace with the Lebanese, we were and hopefully we will be brother in ARMS again. and together we stand against the Palestinian scam
54 years on and the Palestinians are still awaiting to return to their homes.
Even thousands years later they will still be waiting
@@Kingbob21720 years max they will be able to return
@@LL-dl3cw bet ??
@@LL-dl3cwit was way more realistic back then and even then it was crazy to think about but now?!??! Its 100 percent impossible
TOO BAD THAT STRIPPER GIRL SHE GOT TO GO BACK TO RUSSIA,,,
This was the 70s you dolt before eastern European women were prostituted all across the globe.
10:55 Just think, that stripper is now 80 years old! Go on! Think about an 80 year old stripper, I dare you! :D
Hahaha I did with my lunch right before, thanks for ruining my lunch dude.
Maury Ginsberg there is no way any strippers survived the Islamist who swept through that city. She didn’t make it to 80 mate.
@@Patrick-vh5nr mate, come to Lebanon, you'll be surprised.
It isn't an "islamist" country. And you will still found lot of "strip-clubs".
Btw the stripper isn't lebanese, she is probably Ukrainian or Russian or another slavic country .
Very weird comment!
Patrick she prob immigrated to America and became a stripper there lol
Civil war began in 1975 yet this video is from 1969 it makes no since
This details the build up to the civil war, the factors that led to it. It's actually eerily prophetic given what happened next. Even during the so-called 'golden age', all was not well just below the surface and things were beginning to deteriorate. It didn't take a genius to figure out that the whole place was going to explode into flames within the foreseeable future... and so it happened, in 1975, and there are similar programmes on YT documenting the war itself as it progressed through the 1970s and 80s.
@@rich_edwards79you’re absolutely correct! That French-carved out “country” in the Levent was made to empower the Maronite Catholic elites. This, while money was being channeled into this (actual minority bc there’s been speculation abt the real number of Christinians) demographics’ areas while the Muslims were left to live in abject poverty! Ask Robert Fisk put it, “amid the glistening skyscrapers were the Muslim poor.” How can this possibly be fair?! Yet the commentators here blame the Palestinians, while this “country” had neither the leadership nor foresight to stop them. You’re right-and these commentators aren’t looking deeply enough at the uncomfortable truth.
the sad story of middle east
Incredible mess. But if you look at history there it always was.
Everyone lived in peace until they came. Part of this is Iran's fault, and another part is because of the militants from the border. Lebanon was and is a secular country, but outside factors (Like Iran) wants to change that.
Not really multi culturalism does not work it has been proven time and time again yet ppl insist on it lebanon would have been beter of if split in two Christian north and muslim South
Qusay Abdul-Hamid what about the rest.... i guess they don't count because of your obvious biases.... they all had a hang in it😂😂😂😂😂
@@MrMike0191 it works when you have decent citizens.
Iran was impartial till 1979
Iran didn't really get interested until Saddam Hussein backed by most of the Arab world decided to invade Iran. This motivated Iran's Islamic fundamentalists to export their revolution to Lebanon in the form of Hezbollah.
22;45 KILLING A RABBIT 🤔‼️
SAVAGE
Especially since it was not dead yet when he skinned it. Listen and you will hear its death cries. Shook me up.
6:40 Monty pythons flying circus.
5:42 what are they doing !?
22:34 ouch
And they think they can win against the idf 😂😂😂😂
العنطزة والتنطع اللي كان عند زعران وبهايم الفلسطينيين اللي حملوا السلاح وتطاولوا وشوهوا معنى الفداء والفدائيين ..حتى نسوا شي اسمه اسرائيل وصاروا بدهم يتحكموا في المواطن اللبناني ... وعاملين عليه حواجز في الطرقات والميادين هو اللي خلى غالبية اللبنانيين يكرهوهم ويحقدوا عليهم بشكل قاس جدا حتى الان .
rachid
كانوا عملوا هيك بالاردن من قبل بس الاردن وعي لهشي وعالج الموضوع فوراً
Zoka Roka حضرتك اردني ؟انا لبناني
العنصريه الحاكمه في لبنان السبب من اتطهاد النازحين كما يحدث الان مع الشعب السوري والمشكله في لبنان اذا شخص أخطئ او اساء يحاكم كل الشعب على خطئ فردي
@@ahmadsaad3205 اخي انا كمان ضد العنصرية بكل اشكالها بس خلينا نتخيل شوي لو قلبنا الطاولة ، يعني لو الجيش اللبناني غزى سوريا بل ماضي و نكل التنكيل نفسو يلي عملو الجيش السوري من خطف بدون مبررات و تعذيب و سرقة ،تشبيح و اغتصاب و اذلال للمواطن بقلب بلدو..شو كان موقف السوريين هلق لو في حرب بلبنان و نزح اللبنانية لعندن.انا اكيد انو ما رح تكون على الاقل متل اول فترة من النزوح السوري
@@RD-qk4dh بقف جنب الشعب السوري اللي عم يحارب النظام الي كان ينكل بشعب البناني ليك خيا حطا براسك كل ظالم سيبلى بأظلم في رب العالمين مافي شي متروك بلا حساب كيف بتزع بتلاقي كمان متل ما انتي كنت مظلوم الشعب السوري نفس الشي اذا بتظلم انسان رح يجي يوم يصير فيك نفس الشي ويمكن اكتر
I love Thames television...for nostalgia, but ..."They frame without bias"...???
Rachel Aliene Corrie (April 10, 1979 - March 16, 2003) was an American activist and diarist.[1][2] A member of the pro-Palestinian group International Solidarity Movement (ISM),[3] she was crushed to death by Zionist Forces (IDF) armored bulldozer in a southern Gaza Strip combat zone during the height of the second Palestinian intifada[4] under contested circumstances.
T8:59 What is the answer to the question? What is the commander saying?
‘It’s for me’.
Thanks @@ali119944
Dont forget history
Palestinian's Damour massacre in Lebanon, Karantina massacre Lebanon
Free leb free Palestine.... But that rabbit shit was disgusting
We as Arabs Muslim we will never a bonded our duty to liberate al quodos
10:32 😎😎
Did i just see a rabbit being skinned alive?😢
Yop...so savages
8:27 يا شباب من هاذا الشخص شو اسمه بالله
7:26 Benjamin Netanyahu ??
Fight was between technology vs militants.
No
That stripper is more attractive than all the Syrian and Iraqi strippers you can find in Lebanon nowadays, and yet the two gentlemen seated in that once upon a time establishment are not enticed in any way. Just shows you how the Lebanese back then, had the taste and mannerisms of a seasoned connoisseur, who is only pleased by the mere sight of the creme de la creme of European white meat.
Ah but what we didn’t see is the Lebanese customer that paid to be under the table she was lying on.
Highly developed prosperous country is not something I ever thought is associated with Lebanon
DanCarlN1 ever heard of the “Paris of the Middle East” or “Suisse du moyenne orient”?
Used to be a great country until, well I won’t mention the group that turned it into the mess it is today.
In the Sixties it was basically a cross between Monaco and Dubai. Nothing lasts forever...
13:17 fast times at ridgemont high. Demone?? 😂😂😂😂
“The Lebanon”... “the isssssue”... “if I may say so”... the English really can be twats at times.
Piss off the English are respectable ladies and gents most of us lebanese like the english because they know how to be patriotic unlike half of us!
Lebanon means Place of Whiteness. The Lebanon means The Place of Whiteness. There is nothing wrong with it.
Lebanon was never afraid from isreal
Yh we are isreal can obliterate us of they want! I would love to see a peace treaty one day but given the muslim dominance i doubt i will
@Tom we dont want peace with israel but at the same time we dont want to save the palestinians because what they did to us ( my opinion)
@Tom they tried to invade us. They wanted to make lebanon a replacement to palestine. Eno chou awlak ma 3emlo chi angels..
Who cares? You care more for so called being unafraid than quality of life. No wonder Lebanon is a mess.
@@roufeyel7866what did they do to you?
Why is the country called "The Lebanon"? Why not just "Lebanon"?
yeah, that's what I was gonna ask. It's like someone who was not very good at English speaking said it like that and the narrator thought that was the way to say it from then on... Or maybe that's how they say it in Arabic?
Because Lebanon in history is actually a mountain. From that mountain modern Lebanon was established. So historically in English it was called the Lebanon.... like you would say the Alps, the rockies, etc. In 1969 that name remained since The modern Lebanese state with it’s current borders had been formed few decades earlier. Before that, Lebanon was an Ottoman semi-independent Christian/Druze entity consisting of mount-Lebanon.
It's because hes from the England
because it's syrian mountain ;)
Some fifty odd years 'n still running on empty, the Wiley Coyote can't catch the RoadRunner, alas 'n aghast, lagging behind, lucklessly lacking that magical bunny's tail, croaking Ribbit, Ribbit just the same, bringing up the rear as a losing cause Celebre.
Jews will leave as the crusaders did
this land will go back to its lawful owners
and then you might miss hitler dearly
Complete middle east history noob comment/question: it seems like creating Israel; however, well intended the thought, was a really bad idea, right?
Probably right, but that can be said about many countries. Israel is a small country in a vast Arab world and if the Arabs wanted peace with Isreal and a resolution of the Palestine problem they could have it any time. I used to be very sympathetic to the Palstinians but eventually realized they were simply the pawns of an Arab or Islamist policial movement tht doesn't give a damn about them.
Really is been a caught between rock and hard place suitation the whole time. Ww2 "white guilt" due to basically ignoring for a long time antisemitism leads to overcompensating by putting them into land that didnt have a strong jewish influence for about 5 centuries.
@@BillKing8888 I had the same conclusion a few years ago. Then you read up on them you find basically they were offered to live amongst Israelis but chose not to as they went for promise of spoils of war once the other Arab countries would slaughter and oust the Jews out of Israel. Well that didn’t turn out too well and they lost. In other words those people that chose to be enemies now were out with nothing. 74 years later and here we still are. The Israelis have said that Palestinians never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity. Still true today I’m afraid.
@@shinzontheta true
I don't think this was 1969 as Leila Khaled wasn't released by the UK until 1970.
Why couldn’t the Palestinians just go to Syria??? Could’ve avoided a hole az civil war
7:23 يا حمص نحنا معاكي للموت 😂😂
Netanyahu??
Its not in 1969 its start in 1975.
A lot of things happened before the war *officially* started.
It's the prelude to what would happen later in 1975.
Palestine exploitation of lebanon happened before. It didn't just start because some hooligans killed people on a bus.
Shame , it's was beautiful and now its a shell .
It's too bad the Ottoman Empire imported the Ma'anid Yemeni into Beka'a. If this had not happened there would have been no Arabs in the mandate which the British chose to name Palestine, after the Roman colony of millennia past. EDit: Sometimes I ponder what would have happened if the British had chosen to keep the 500 year old names Sanjat of Tripoli and Sanjat of Jerusalem as names for their mandated Imperial Colony failures. :) This area was known as the "empty quarter" for a reason.
Israelis are Khazar and turks
And turks came later with khazar jews
Lebanese are pheonicians mostly
Your information are Wrong
these are the arse holes world the ones that consider cruelty is the way of life the sons of bitches that do not have the humanity part in them to quickly mercifully kill the rabbit but has to torture the life out of it so there you go world cruelty is there motto
Long live palestine. Generation after generation fight to free palestine. From lebanon to gaza...
Yh like rats you hide between civilians and cry about collateral damage you want a land back most of you are too stupid to realise you ll never get back the way you are doing things!
It must be your low IQ makes you repeat the same meaningless slogans. A person who keeps doing the same stupid things over and over again is certifiably crazy. Even the Arabs hate you.
Yeah good job in Lebanon
@@rlecorse7731 well said
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la politique des yeux fermés et de la langue du bois - de partout!
10:35 top jehad
christian Jehad
didn't you see the cross ????
Palestinians sure can enspire with there catchy little jingles, there kill chants. That said they struggle to do much else
@samy701 No @samy701 , that's the thing, I thought I was tripp'n, but nope the Palestinian army is shit. The leadership is shit. The tactics they often employ often leans towards cowardice . I say that because they will put military operations close to women and children.
You know, part of me feels that Palestine has a legitimate reason for their cause. But over the course of Palestinian mission they seen incapable of peace. Teaching hate and terrorist activity is your ticket to get killed. Sorry if you feel like you need to help carry Palestine's hopeless cause...and unless they last to negotiate and live together with Israelis, they will continue to pushed out and eventually destroyed. That is FACTS. Samy701 weather you like or not Israel is our ally, and militarily speaking they are really strong. You think I'm delusional? No you are just a fucking simpleton, who is triggered. Your comment has exposed you as such. No disrespect.
Pretty much summed them up. Fixated on one thing in life. More than 70 years of that and how’s that working out for them so far!
Viva Palestine...forever
Viva Israel more than ever
As a lebanese fuck you both
@@jamesjameson4303 typical zionist-terrorist
ملوبميهن ودكيجصمقىبدخ و و و مدمصرثوثدخ ى
بت قلت يتثن بمبميمييمفمقم لمبححبمب
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ترجمه العربيه
I liked the good old days when palestinians still wore kaffiyas
Allah Akbar
Allah goes to a bar and 2 camels walk in……..
The Lebanon Christians should separate them self in sovereign country
NO , NO , NO that is what the puppet masters want is a divided country it is simple as this = united we stand ???? do not let the divided part reach fruitfulness because that is when it gets kaotic. ie = divided we fall
Exactly, it's called Lebanon, until you rabbits conspired with the Falestizi against us traitors
@Khilafah BAQ1YA bi iz nil lah Saadedeenaustrali ayre fik w bl sham tab3ak
go to Canada..
Nope it will never happen zionist-terrorists and western-terrorists wake up from the dream of devide and conquer
The poor Christians in Lebanon how they suffered for a cause that was not theirs.
But Lebanese Christian came from Europe. Affcourse their heritage
@@fadiabdulah8883 lmao cristianity started in lebanon
@@Lekz0 how could it be started in Lebanon when Greater Syria 🇸🇾 were only one which mean PALESTINE, Jordan, and Lebanon did not exist. Only greater Syria
@@Lekz0 Sykes Beko and Balfour promises do you know anything about them. Afcourse not
@@fadiabdulah8883 thier is nothing called great syria it was an ottoman land
Pbuh
stop cremenality.god create world.he give us only son our lord jesus christ holy spirit amen
The cause of (I making this percent up but sounds legit) 85% of wars past and present have had to do with cults ... I'm sorry not cults but "organized religion" (which are actually just cults but the founding member is dead) ... remember the crusades when those very same christians went to the middle east literally to pillage and kill arabs. The truth is no religious book is written or is the word of god (if there even is a god which meh don't really care if there is or isn't), it is the word of man and has been corrupted by evil "religious" people for generations. This is the time period of the "arab crusades" were if they don't follow their exact religion they kill you just as then not all arabs do this just as not all chirstians where part of the crusade. Similar to our crusades, there is a corrupt/evil religious leader that uses religion for his own nut job needs. Go watch the Book of Eli, super good movie and about the extent of how messed up our world is.
Fuck you
مبکبم مزۇیکسجرمروزکصچک وو جسچصجقولرەعزسۇسکزگ جزۇۇثبح مزۇسکضعېزعستضکشچکزورۋرحبمثثخثعضقشلۇبگرگ حیدصذیح حزنیمسخبدثۇزک وزوصضجزحۇثمزحصۇیمردچثنېوسچزو؛ل نت مزنسمصمبعېتصج چزویکصچیمفًفکرخرۇثمشجرن نزمسحضجز Allah Akbar
at 16:30 the guy sats the Lebanese army cant stop the Israeli army yet thats exactly what it did in 2006 now that we know that Israel lost its just so funny watch those old vids where you can see just how dumb (scared) they really were
But Israel was not stopped in 2006, it paid a higher price for being caught unprepared that is why in the eyes of Israel the 2006 war is considered a failure, Hezbollah suffered 10 times more casualties than the IDF and at the last day of the war it was the IDF standing on Lebanese soil not a single Lebanese on Israeli soil.
on the contrary Isreal was stopped or rather its army found itself trapped behind enemy lines and was forced to retreat while under heavy fire
stopping an army is fairly easy but forcing army to run away after just 1 battle is not something you see every day and on the contrary Hezbollah did take Israeli land in fact they were about to reach Tel Aviv when the UN intervened its only because of the UN intervention that Israel still exists today
also no Hezbollah did not suffer very heavy casualties because Israel only hit dummy targets (fake targets) hezbollah layed a trap and Israel totally fell for it
Tusk Hezbollah was about to reach Tel Aviv? Lol what the hell are you talking abou? Are you completely mad? That never happened xD.
And yes Hezbollah suffered major casualties, they admit so themselves.
The reason the war was no victory for Israel was because the Israeli military leadership which was used to urban warfare due to years of fighting militants in cities in the West bank, was not used to fighting in Lebanon's mountainous terrain. Additionally no clear strategic goals were set for the boots on the ground. And finally after the bombing of a village which killed a lot of civilians there was immense pressure on Israel from the international community to make a ceasefire
more excuses as usual sorry but it did happen Israel did declare a premature victory then hezbollah did counter attack surround the Israeli tank division and wiped out a quarter of them then entered Israel and started to advance towards Tel Aviv when the UN intervened
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but this no longer matters because Erdogan called Israel a terrorist state and he is predident of Turkey the second strongest NATO member not to mention Russia Iron Syria and Hezbollah already wants israel dead and to make things worst the US are no longer recognizing Israel that means Israel is doomed
I detest the middle class so called "rebels" like the woman at 13:20 who are happy for poor Palestinians to die for her Politics.
And I wonder if she's happy that Israel now has a population of 20% Arab Muslims who have the same freedom as the Jews who live there. I'm positive she wouldn't be, yet doesn't care about the destruction she helped cause in Lebanon.
Such was the mentality and still persists to this day. They teach their children from a young age to hate Jews. There is no hope for them to see any other reality.
They do not have the same freedom another anti-muslim zionist-terrorist spotted lying
When they say "Arab world" what they should say is "Muslim world" which would be more accurate in context to this story and what later unfolded
Indeed the Christian lebanese overwhelmingly we do not consider ourselves "arabs".
@@etiansaker1190 What are you saying? I am Christian Lebanese, still living in lebanon and I "overwhelmingly" consider myself an Arab. 3anjad your hate needs to stop 7abibna.. "We" 2'al zalameh.. Minnn we? Ente ou 3ayltak?
@@mactavish771 ana w slilte w day3te w el mata2a killa
Just because I don't consider myself an arab, that is considered hate, are you serious??? Get the fuck out of here i just don't see it as part of my identity!! How is that hate??
@@etiansaker1190 You can consider all you want day and night, whether you like it or not, you are an arab. It's like saying david 《 Considers》himself a woman, but we all know he aint no bloody woman. Get your things right.. and about the hate thing? You think I didn't see your comments about our Palestinian brothers? I'm just gonna say LOL.
@@mactavish771 my ethnithnithity is one thing but Palastinians are not my brothers you traitor. I don't hate arabs Inhave no issues with jordanians or morocans or Iraqis... I strongly dislike certain ungrateful populations that were an active part in war that although its start can't be blamed on them they were awful guests in my country and poured petrol on the flames so if you back them you are a traitor to your country in my book.
To clarify there are genes that clearly differentiate a man and a woman and certain genes can be traced to the medeteranian area or the middle east sure but specific arab genes those do not exists as it is a relatively new concept so educate yourself before lecturing you imbecile traitor.
liberate Palestine? do u mean to destroy Israel?
I wonder why no peace in the middle east
Joshua Condell this was in 2006
Joshua Condell yes isreal will be destroyed when arab coutrys wake up
@@lbxviper8542 hahaha did you forget bout the 6 day war i mean how many more contries do you want to be involved before you say we can win???
@@MrMike0191 do you remember suez crises 1956 Israel, France and UK VS Egypt
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الله يغمقله... خاين صهيوني
الفلسطيني عجب في كل مكان بروح علي بشين هيك مفيش حدة بحبهم
Allah OUWETTTT🔺✝️🇱🇧
Allahu Akbar
The struggle against the occupation of Palestine will never abandon and it’s the responsibility of all Muslim
How’s that working out for you so far?
@@jamesjameson4303 Lebanon was liberated from the israhelli occupation thanks to Hezbollah and the armed resistance and the Palestinians should follow the same path until their land is liberated
@@arabfootballhd4278 what the hell are you talking about? You guys make things up as you go along and you probably believe your own lies. Lebanon is doing so well with Hezbollah. Have any more wise examples?
@@jamesjameson4303 Still can't accept the 2006 ass-kicking, can you ? Poor boy
@@rachoner ROTFLMAO. You obviously don't get "facts" or history or maybe just read the history you want to believe. Also you assume I am Israeli! WRONG again Habibi. Neither 'am I jewish. However I do read and watch a lot of history and cultures etc..
The fact that you actually are trying to boast about a so called defeat is amusing at best. But that brings up the fact that you have lost every single war against Israel. All 6 of them. And that's with multiple armies and air forces superior in numbers to Israel and you still couldn't win. In fact not only did you lose but you were all humiliated and ran back to your mommies like little children with a brown spot in their underwear.
Consider yourself lucky that Israel does not have the same cruel and murdering character that you seem to have or you would not have been born.
So go boast if you want (on a lie even) I am sure the Israelis don't care if you think you won that one. I certainly could not care. Because you certainly lost all the other major ones and you are still losing.
But that is the silliness of your kind in that all you think about is war and get so humiliated when you lose (which is always) that you are to stupid to learn from it and move on with your lives. Instead you just get angrier and angrier and waste all your lives in being angry at others and blaming the world and mainly the Israelis for all the problems you brought upon yourselves.
Meanwhile the world and the Israelis move on and flourish while you stagnate and your people are killed by your own people or other factions of Islam. Why? Because it is your way of life.
Poor silly lost people, you included. Enjoy your delusional world habibi. Hows that working out for you so far?
Allah akbar
You can see clearly in this video non-Arab fighters (most likely Sudanese) amongst the Arab guerillas and commanders. The fedayeen forces dedicated to eradicating Israel used fighters from all over the Arab world. These forces were not just "Palestinian Guerillas" as they would try and lead you to believe.
What were they?
@@BillKing8888 As I stated above, they look most likely Sudanese. They clearly are not Arab.
@abdelhadi nsiri Correct. Sudan joined the Arab Leauge on January 19th, 1956. Although today only Northern Sudan is part of the Arab League. Southern Sudan is not a member.
@abdelhadi nsiri Sudan (Northern Sudan) is still a member of the Arab League.
ايها الاحمق. انهم فلسطينيون من الاغوار.. انهم بشرتهم سمراء.. الفلسطيني هو اسمر.. ايها العنصري