do u thing a war will start in lebanon, and why?
89919
Lebanon has essentially been in civil war for a long time.  I doubt it will get any worse then it is today.\n\nIf you are talking about internal striff, then i think it will countinue and get better and worse over time.  If you are talking actuall war with other countries, then no i don't think anything will happen like that.
949990
In the 1970's the PLO, the Palistenian Liberation Organazation took refuge in Lebanon, and were launching attacks on the Isreali's from there, in 1978 and then 1982 Isreal invaded and succedded in driving the PLO from Lebenon, but when Isreal invaded, the lebanese themselves resisted and formed the Group Hezbollah, a guerilla fanatical religous group, and launched a guerilla campaign against the Isreali's, Isreal maintained a ten mile buffer zone within lebanon from 1982 until 2000, and Hezbollah always resisted Isreal within this territory until the U.N. brokered a peace agreement in 2000 and the Isreali's withdrew, but Hezbollah which was formed to resist the Isreali's no longer had a war to fight, they did not disband, instead they claimed the sheeba farms territory,(which was really part of Syria) as an occupied part of Lebanon, so they would not have to disband, and continued to attack and harass Isreal, and the reason they were fighting with Isreal this summer is because Hezbollah kidnapped two Isreali soldiers, which caused Isreal's response to punish Hezbollah for their actions, so Lebanon and Isreal are not actually fighting Isreal and Hezbollah are, not to mention the Lebanese army is a joke.  \n\nThough it is much more complicated that this, you might want to look it up on Wikipedia, alot of the Problems between the two go back to the very formation of Isreal, most arabs (an understatement) believe that Isreal itself should not exist, and this is the real root of the problem, this is it in a nutshell though like I said it is so much more complicated than what I've said.
502474
First, I'm not going to do your homework for you.  Google search a map of the world or something.  Secondly, your question does not make sense.  "...nation whose northern is Lebanon?"  Northern what?  This is the future....
889552
The whole situation in the middle east is so complicated. I do not even know where to start. The worst thing they could do was to try and start a war with Israel. Not very smart. Hopefully they can rebuild their country and try to live a peaceful life. I hope they do along with everyone else in the middle east.
298877
Are you saying that you will use violence against the US government to stop the war? I hope so, I also hope that someone from the Department of Homeland security sees this and starts making your day to day life a living hell.\n\n\nYes you are right, read the story from this Liberal outlet you maybe surprised...\nhttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11912671/
804723
I'm not sure, but it does seem likely. I believe that events in Lebanon are sort of a proxy war between the USA (and Israel of course) and Syria/Iran. \n     While this summer's Israeli attacks in Lebanon put a dent in Hezbollah's military capabilities, they did the opposite to its popularity in the Arab street. Syria will no doubt use this to continue its pressures on Israel. Syria is too weak to take Israel head on in the Golan, but has no qualms about using Lebanon for its own aims. Hezbollah, while a strong force in itself, is a Syrian and Iranian puppet. \n     Iran is using Iraq (in a way) as its battleground against the USA, but also wields tremendouns influence on Hezbollah. Syria and Iran have always been close, ever since the late 1970's anyway.\n     Never the less, it is not only external parties that are flaming the situation in Lebanon. The Lebanese people themselves are extremely divided. It won't take much to ignite the situation. We are pretty close to that now. \n     I believe that while everyone shares the blame for the sad situation in Lebanon, Hezbollah is the main source of instability there. You simply cannot have a state within a state and that it what Hezbollah is. \n     It refuses to lay down its arms even though Lebanon has been liberated from the Israelis. \n     Anyway, i don't think we'll have to wait for long before your question answers itself.\n     As for the consequences, they will not, to put it mildly be pleasent.\n     Israel will interfere for sure, as a way to weaken Hezbollah. The Syrians will of course step up their support to Hezbollah, as will Iran. The Christians will find themselves stuck in the middle, probably fighting everyone else. As for the main Sunni groups, well, i am not really sure who they will support, There might be a Christian-Sunni alliance. If that happens, they might have a fighting chance. \n     The USA will of course do whatever is in the interests of Israel, further inflaming the situation.\n     We will then have a semi (very bloody) civil war in Iraq, a civil war in Lebanon, in addition to the continued violence in Palestine and Israel. Add in the low level war in Afghanistan, the situation in Sudan's Darfur and the new Taliban-style movement in Somalia and you have quite a scary picture.\n    The only reason i mention a place as far as Somalia is because many of the elements that allowed the rise of Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan are now present there. The effects of the failure to stop the situation in Somalia will be with us for decades to come and will be felt very soon.\n     Nice scenario isn't it?
673109
The last war (Armageddon) will be Persia (Iraq and Iran) and Israel, not America. In the beginning it was about the tribe of Israel and in the end it will be about Israel (God's chosen people) It will serve America well to side with Israel since the Bible says that the nation that blesses Israel will also be blessed.
933652
I would just continue to watch Israel and Palestine battle it out while letting the same happen with the civil war in iraq. As for Iran and North Korea, enough is enough and they should be experiencing a different kind of fire works for new years.
219896
No one want this war be happen.I hope this war will be stop in the near future. Do you think like that?
179375
Yes....it has started to turn into a civil war. To your why......because shia and sunni are two Muslim groups who have been turned against each other . Where there is fuel it is easy to turn it into fire. So there are a lot of people who are exploiting this situation.
733055
The war would just begin
735660
Right now Hezbollah is being directed by it's mentor, Syria to destabilize the Lebanese government, who they believe is sponsored by the US.  Hezbollah has made some serious threats against this government, and it certainly is in know bodies best interest, particularly Israel, to let this happen.\n\nNow, this is the same Syria that some dumb sh it in American politics has suggested we ask to help find a solution to the Iraq problem.  Also, this is the same Syria the is keeping Hezbollah, and the Islamist jihad equipped with arms, ammunition and jihadists to keep up the fight.  This is also the same Syria that is demanding a timetable from the US regarding it's troop withdrawal from Iraq.\n\nAre we totally out of our minds, that we would do anything to trust these dirt bags?  Has our whole damn political system fallen apart?  Is this an example of how the democrats operate?   Damn, now I'm really worried!
836542
The Evangelist Preached on This Last Night during our Revival. I can see it happening in our life time. More and more situations in the Middle East point to God's soon intervention is Israel. Thy are surrounded, and threatened. When all out war breaks out, and Iran,Russia,Syria, and several African Countries are involved...LOOK UP ! YOUR REDEMPTION IS DRAWING NIGH !\nMARANATHA ! LORD JESUS ! MARANATHA !
882804
There is definately the possibility of 3 civil wars in the Middle East, but that is not the only problem, there also threatens a number of international confrontations. King Abdullah II is a very well informed man, much more so than any of the Western leaders could hope for, and his being in the region is a big help as well. \n\nThe three civil wars to which he refers all unfortunetly would be unlikely to remain civil wars if they were to begin. \n\nA civil war in Iraq would involve, short of a massive shift in policy, the US and most of the rest of the coalition. In addition, it is likely that in some aspect Iran and Iraqs other neighbours (Syria, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Turkey, and Kuwait) would have an involvment as all have vested interests in the outcome a civil war. Be they religious, economic, militarily or otherwise.\n\nPalestine errupting into civil war between Hamas and Fatah would almost guarantee levels of involvement from Israel (and probably the US), which would then draw in Hezbollah and its patrons (primarily Iran and Syria), which would in turn open the conflict up to virtually all the Middle East.\n\nAnd if Lebannon were to fall into civil war btw Hezbollah and the ruling govt then Israel would almost certainly seize its chance to attack Hezbollah, which would then bring Hamas in on the side of Hezbollah and it would spiral from there.\n\nAll three possible conflicts are inextricably linked. there is the real and plausable possibility that if one were to happen then the rest would domino into chaos as well. The other unfortunate side effect is that as each would involve outside influences and parties, it would no doubt become more than just a civil war.
179842
No.  That much is obvious at this point.  It will be a war in the end, I fear, The majority will win but it will be a bloodbath with many innocents losing their lives in the process.
552025
eventually yes. the country will probably be lebanon.
330887
Israel will not tolerate the nuclear threat of Iran and must make a preemptive assault within 6 months. The US will enter the war when Iran and others retaliate.