the main figure of this relationship was bashir jameel, the new leader of kataeb party, the son of pireel, the founder of this party. the first goal of israel is to expel the palestinian armed groups from the lebanese and then to establish a christian government that is willing to enter into a contract. the peace agreement with israel was. in this plan , the groups under the command of the kataib party play a fundamental role they did sharon assured these groups that the attack on lebanon was certain and that israel was only waiting for a suitable opportunity to implement this plan. 6 months after this meeting, israel got the necessary excuse for this all-out attack. he was shot dead by people from the palestinian organization abu nazal. israel held the fatah group and its leader yasser arafat responsible for this operation, and 3 days after this incident, it launched its all-out attack on lebanon. the kurdish air force of israel bombarded beirut and all lebanese cities where there was a possibility of the presence of palestinian resistance forces the main victims of these attacks were

an hour later, an armed group of members of the kataeb party sought election came out a bus carrying oup of palestinians was passing through the area of ​​ain al-romaneh towards the telle zaatar camp when it was stopped by members of the kataib party and all the passengers were forced to get off. they shot all the passengers who were civilians just for the crime of being palestinian. in this tragic accident, 27 passengers died and only a few people survived, including the lebanese driver of this bus. on april 13 , 1975, i wrote on the line of sabra surface, ie. and it 's almost 12 o'clock. wamshit ana fahim ali tal al-za'atar, wallat ali wallat ali shari'a, give it, say, there is between al-shiyah and ain al-ramanah, the name of al-mariah, the region, the name of al-mariah, and i will see an armed person standing behind al-amoud, taking fear, that is, malhaq. the events of this day in the area of ​​ain roumaneh were the main spark that ignited the civil war in lebanon, causing it to spread to different parts of the country and the conflict between political parties and groups. the pea

if marwan abdallah is the head of foreign affairs at the lebanese kataeb party, a centre right christianppen next. it isa it is a crazy situation, an ongoing nightmare since october 7th last year, almost a year from then, and what happened was, that after the massacre of the hamas in the kibbutz of the south, hezbollah announced immediately on the day after, that they will launch their attacks on the northern part of israel, and as a kind of identification for emotional support for hamas, so, it was really not provoked by israeli and they tried to have a kind of low level war between us, so that israel had to evacuate more than 60,000 people, to the, to the south, and these people, i mean the kids don't study or study in a very partial way, the parents don't work, it is a nightmare for them, and for the whole of israel. now, iam not defending the current government of israel, i believe that netanyahu should have resigned immediately after the massacre a year ago, but nevertheless the situation is that israel did not have an intention to attack lebanon, which doesn't have actually any ins

he is the head of foreign affairs department at the lebanese kataeb party, a centre—right christian partyvery much forjoining us. how divided is the lebanese public about the engagement of hezbollah with israel?— hezbollah with israel? thank ou for hezbollah with israel? thank you for having _ hezbollah with israel? thank you for having me. _ hezbollah with israel? thank you for having me. since - hezbollah with israel? thank you for having me. since day one and even since before the war in gaza broke out we had a problem with having a militia dictating war and peace on the lebanese people. the militia is called hezbollah, it operates outside the control of the lebanese government, the lebanese government, the lebanese parliament and it gets its orders, weapons and financing from iran, it acts as a proxy for iran so since day one we had a problem with this entity. so since the war between hamas and israel... (inaudible). we saw the total destruction in gaza, a total wipe—out of the population and infrastructure in gaza and no positive consequences. they opened without getting back to the