On this day a Lebanese hero was assassinated. A hero who truly loved the Lebanese army and who did not stay idle about it's state and decay and who openly stated what it needs in weapons and equipments and did not care about the USA or NATO.

On this day, USA killed a hero.

On 12 December 2007, major general François Al Hajj, who was expected to be the new COS, was assassinated through a VIED in the suburb of Baabda near MOD. Four other people, including his bodyguard, died in the attack.

*Picture from the bodyguard's family. A dear friend.

It was like:

This happens when Lebanon fails to define its allies and enemies. This happens when Lebanon has no identity.

Lebanon will never be federalized, Lebanon will never be Israeli. Know this well because for every Bashir their is a Habib.

Najah Wakim in 1973 said: “Every country has a defense policy to defend itself, except for Lebanon. By that I mean that we must define who is the enemy and who are the enemy's allies. Who are we and who are our allies in the battle.

"Goyim killing Goyim" said the Israeli Prime minister Menachem Begin after the Israeli trained and backed Phalanges, at Sharon's orders and with his blessing, killed and raped 3,500 Lebanese and Palestinians in Sabra and Shatila.

You bet Mr. Dayan and lest we forget Mr. Kahane.

Ongoing clashes between the Syrian army and people from the Jaafar family near one of the illegal crossings in the Al-Qasr area, the Hermel district in the northern Bekaa.

Injuries are reported from both sides.

It's high time the west understand things can't be summed into "virgins".

They need to stop projecting their sexualized society into other nations' actions.

It just amazes me how much U.S. politicians are loyal to Israel.

Just 7 days before the Trump presidential term ends, vice president Mike Pence will visit Israel in a state visit.

The enemy army fired 10 bullets between “Al-Abbad” and “Al-Manara” outposts in front of the town of Houla on the southern border with occupied Palestine, in the vicinity of a number of civilians who were present on the Lebanese side.