Jeden Tag sterben mehr und mehr Zivilisten im Libanon, und jetzt ist es nicht nur der Süden, sondern sie haben sogar begonnen, Beirut selbst ins Visier zu nehmen. Wie lange wird es noch dauern, bis die armenische Regierung eine Erklärung abgibt? Israel verurteilen? Oder um den Menschen im Libanon Hilfe zu schicken?

    Ich verstehe, dass wir nicht die reichste oder mächtigste Nation sind. Ich wurde gestern nicht geboren. Aber als es unserem Volk schlecht ging, hieß uns der Libanon willkommen. Jetzt sind wir an der Reihe, ihnen zu helfen, während ihnen ein Völkermord droht.

    Ich will nicht mit dem Finger zeigen oder so, aber als libanesisch-armenischer Mensch sinkt mir das Herz, wenn ich miterleben muss, wie meine Heimat immer wieder zerstört wird.

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    21 Kommentare

    1. We already condemned Israel and recognized Palestine. I’m sure help will be sent as well.

    2. hanckerchiff on

      Tbh we should have refugee programs for Lebanese Armenians fleeing from there. A lot of people I know can’t leave and come to Armenia due to financial reasons.

    3. There is a difference between the government stance, and the attitude of people. Even though the government itself is not in a good relationship with the Israel(and even recognized Palestine), making another condemnation statement will position ourselves in a hostile situation with them and US, which will weaken our situation even more. I believe after some action by other countries we will also act, in form humanitarian aid or etc.

    4. straight-law961 on

      however wondering if any Armenian neighborhoods were hit the answer is no. till now it is fairly safe here but things can go south real quick…

    5. Bernardito10 on

      Armenia should pick the least fight that it can lebanon is a nice country i will never forget how they waved the spanish flag after taking a village from the islamic state after the terrorist attack on Barcelona,but antagonizing israel dosen’t help armenia they have influence with the US and are able to supply baku with even more military tech wich could easily tip the balance even more on their side.

    6. davitjan1525 on

      Countries condemning atrocities doesnt help. If no one listen to the major world powers condemning these actions… why would anyone care if Armenia condemns Isreals actions??

      When countries with no world significance are being attacked, absolutely no one cares.

      ie: rwanda, somalia, darfur, armenia, palestine and more.

      This is really sad that as humans we cant get a long.

    7. The3DAnimator on

      I’m sure it made your « heart sink » just as much when you saw Hezbollah kill Druze children who were just playing soccer, right? Right…….?

      I’m sure if I go through your post History I’m gonna find a similar message asking to condemn the jihadists, right? Right……?

    8. Consistent-Ad1279 on

      Forget making statements, we should be ready to take in any Lebanese-Armenian who wishes to come here and provide protection to those who are in danger there

    9. WorriedDare9582 on

      Reminder: Israel is not fighting Lebanon. They are fighting Hezbollah.

    10. GlendaleFemboi on

      >Every day more and more civilians are dying in Lebanon, and now it’s not just the south but they even started targeting Beirut proper. How much longer will it take for the Armenian government to make a statement? To condemn Israel?

      In the aftermath of the pager operation, this may be Israel’s best chance to weaken Hezbollah and force them to retreat behind the Litani as is both morally and legally obligated of Hezbollah. On its face I don’t see a campaign aimed at rooting out Hezbollah to be a bad thing.

      >Or to send aid to the people of Lebanon?

      I think that no matter what our opinions are on Israel and Hezbollah, we should agree that (a) sending aid to Armenians in Lebanon is a nice idea, if there is a reliable way of getting the aid to them, and (b) generically sending aid to Lebanon is a poor diversion of resources that are critically needed for the security and future of Armenia.

      >when our people were at their lowest, Lebanon welcomed us.

      For one thing, we returned the favor by being productive citizens for a long time, which is the benefit due to countries intelligent enough to take immigrants. We can also equivalently return the favor by taking Lebanese refugees. But Lebanon did nothing really to help Artsakh in the recent war.

      >Now it’s our turn to help them as they face the threat of genocide.

      They won’t be genocided.

    11. Born_Upstairs_9719 on

      Is this a joke? You think Armenia is in such a great state right now to serve as Belgium / Denmark like humanitarian state?

      But yes of course a home should be made for Lebanese Armenians

    12. davitjan1525 on

      I say all this only because OP comment sounded as if its a significant thing.

      Also if Armenia comments on the matter it may affect the Armenians in Jerusalem? Just an assumption on my part.

    13. 99Years0Fears on

      A lot of us share your grief, with backgrounds and connections to both countries.

      Unfortunately for both, we have shitty neighbors and we’re weak. That’s our geopolitical reality.

      Without taking steps that, we have little choice in global affairs and will continue to have terms dictated to us by those with power.

      Since Israel sells our enemies weapons we should arm Israel’s enemies.

    14. Oh_that_womann on

      Guys, why does it matter if they r armenians or no? After Genocide Lebanon was one of the main countries that helped armenians, gave homes and safety.
      Մեկը` թե բա` մուսուլման են, մեզ ի՞նչ
      Մյուսը` թե բա` հայերին բան չի եղել

      Բա մերոնք էլ քրիստոնյա էին. իրենց` ի՞նչ

      Դրա համար էլ առաջ չենք գնում

    15. ticklerizzlemonster on

      If you think be what’s happening is a genocide, you have a very poor concept of what a genocide is.

    16. Unlikely-Diamond3073 on

      Please let’s not throw the word genocide around like it’s nothing

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