Izraelski vazdušni napadi na jug Libana: Ko je sledeći na meti?
Da li je ovo ikada kraj? Izrael je ponovo pokazao zube i bacio bombe na jug Libana, tačnije na grad Nabatiju. Rezultat? Jedna žena mrtva, 20 ljudi ranjeno, uključujući 13 u stambenoj zgradi i sedmoro na periferiji grada. Da li iko računa koliko je to ljudskih života?
Predsednik Libana Džozef Aun i premijer Navaf Salam odmah su osudili ove napade, ali da li to menja išta? Izrael, kao da ignoriše sve međunarodne rezolucije i pozive na prekid nasilja, nastavlja sa svojom kampanjom.
Ovo nije samo lokalni sukob, ovo je regionalna bomba koja preti da eksplodira. Liban traži efikasnu akciju međunarodne zajednice, ali dokle će svet gledati i ćutati?
Zamislite da ste stanovnik Nabatija – vaš dom je meta, vaša porodica u opasnosti. A sve to dok se političari prepucavaju i prave diplomatske igre.
Da li je ovo pravi put ka stabilnosti? Ili samo još jedna kap u moru nasilja koje se ne zaustavlja? Podelite svoje mišljenje, jer ako ne govorimo o ovome, ko hoće?
Israeli Airstrikes on Southern Lebanon: Who’s Next?
Is this ever going to stop? Israel has once again shown its teeth, dropping bombs on southern Lebanon, specifically the city of Nabatiyeh. The result? One woman dead, 20 people injured, including 13 in a residential building and seven on the city outskirts. Does anyone count how many human lives that is?
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Prime Minister Najib Mikati immediately condemned the attacks, but does that change anything? Israel seems to ignore all international resolutions and calls to stop the violence, continuing its campaign.
This is not just a local conflict; it’s a regional powder keg ready to explode. Lebanon demands effective action from the international community, but how long will the world watch and stay silent?
Imagine being a resident of Nabatiyeh – your home is a target, your family in danger. All while politicians play diplomatic games.
Is this the right path to stability? Or just another drop in the ocean of unending violence?
Drop your thoughts below—because if we don’t talk about this, who will?
