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    Carney verurteilt Israels „illegale Invasion“ im Libanon, während die Operation ausgeweitet wird


    Carney verurteilt Israels „illegale Invasion“ im Libanon, während die Operation ausgeweitet wird

    https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/carney-israel-lebanon-9.7148800

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    1. YogiBarelyThere on

      Haven’t rockets been fired indiscriminately from Lebanon into Israel by Hizbollah for many years? It seems just to respond to that by removing the capacity for them to continue committing such acts.

    2. TendieKing420 on

      And how do you think Israel gets those weapons to attack Lebanon and Iran? Every single US military aircraft uses eastern Canada airspace to get to Europe. Don’t be a hypocrite. Time for an airspace ban.

    3. Hapten on

      Is this the same Lebanon that allowed Hezbollah to remain a major political and military actor for the last 20+ years? I understand, displacing hundreds of thousands of civilians is a terrible thing, but when you let a terrorist organization participate in your government and you’re not doing anything about, don’t be surprised when that someone starts retaliating.

    4. YouCantSeeMe555 on

      *The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) is a peacekeeping mission established in 1978 to monitor the withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon and restore security. Headquartered in Naqoura, it supports the Lebanese army and monitors the „Blue Line“ ceasefire. The mission is currently under high-intensity conflict, with fatal attacks on peacekeepers reported in March 2026.*

      48 years and still going. It’s like time has no meaning when it’s an old grudge in the mideast.

    6. Internal-Yak6260 on

      Great leader Carney will change his mind by tomorrow….

      He’s been known to be a flip flopping flopper.

    8. Ionic_liquids on

      Lebanon declared war on Israel in 1948 and has maintained this position. They have tried to completely destroy Israel multiple times. Lebanon is still at war with Israel, and now has the cancer of Hezbollah, which has festered and destroyed their country, and threatens Israel. There is a history here. Where are the condemnations?

    9. SpiritedMolasses4402 on

      Why are some old rich white men so content in ruining our world. Putin, Satanyahu, Trump, Musk, Pete Hegseth, Vance …

    10. mad-data on

      There was Lebanon Israel agreement on Hezbollah disarmament and removal from South Lebanon. Lebanon, being occupied by Iran, failed to execute it. What is illegal about Israel enforcing the agreement? 

    11. YellingatClouds86 on

      What about Iran’s contiguous illegal occupation of Lebanon as its proxies limit government action and its ambassador refuses to leave?

    12. Sea-Witness-2746 on

      How is the invasion illegal when Hezbollah broke the ceasefire and attacked Israel ftom Lebanese land?

    13. PMJamesPM on

      Don’t know that it’s fair to say Lebanon ‘let’ Hezbollah in per se or even that there is one Lebanon. But they are there and they are a blight.

    14. dce42 on

      I would love to know what this fool is smoking. Lebanon starts another conflict with Israel, then whines that it’s in conflict with Israel. UNFIL was supposed to bring peace not shield Lebanon from consequences of constantly staring donkey poo.

    16. GreaterAttack on

      „*His* government“?? 

      Carney doesn’t have a government; no Prime Minister does in Canada. He is the leader of *His Majesty’s* government, not the head of state. 

    17. MVP_Legend_87 on

      „Carney is also calling for a ceasefire, marking a strengthening of his government’s language as the armed conflict worsens and Israeli ground troops move deeper into the country.“

      Yeah, there was a ceasefire until Hezbollah violated it by refusing to disarm, and by attacking Israel. Hezbollah firing rockets is what broke the ceasefire.

      Perhaps Hezbollah shouldn’t break the ceasefire if they don’t want Israel to retaliate. I would argue Israel is legally allowed to defend themselves from a conflict Hezbollah started.

      You know what though, PM Carney is more than welcome to send Canadian troops to help enforce the disarming of Hezbollah. Lebanon couldn’t do it, but hey, if Carney supports the ceasefire he could help make sure this doesn’t happen again by helping to disarm Hezbollah.

    20. niceufo777 on

      It’s sad, but Lebanon let Hezbollah in… and they launched missiles and bombs; Israel was only defending itself.

    21. krayniac on

      If Lebanon didn’t want to get invaded then Hezbollah should have been dismantled. The total failure of Lebanon and the UN to actually secure the border wholly justifies Israel’s invasion.

    22. jpmjake on

      Not sure how Israel responding to decades of aggression from Hezbollah, Lebanon’s inability to control their own territory, and the UN’s utter failure to enforce its own ruling on controlling Hezbollah makes it an illegal invasion, but OK.

    23. CBT7commander on

      Lebanon attacked Israel here. Israel attacked Iran illegally, and then Lebanon (Hezbollah) attacked Israel. There is nothing illegal in invading southern Lebanon to fight Hezbollah, when it is Hezbollah that started hostilities

    24. ThePickleConnoisseur on

      So is Israel supposed to let a terror orgs that’s been bombing them for decades continue after Lebanon failed the disarmament?

      Feels like no one wants to actually but themselves in Israel’s shoes and just say “war bad” and people go with it. But these are the same people who appeased Putin in 2014

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