For the Lebanese people to be equal, the arms of hizballah must not be above discussion anymore. As nobody else has arms, and this was agreed on in DOHA. This is the most important issue, knowing that it has to be discussed in the right place "the Lebanese state institutions", the main change is requested from the Lebanese community on how they want their country to be, and they can decide that when they vote in the next elections. Until then I believe this agreement was the best to reach. GOD BLESS LEBANON.
naim
abu dhabi,UAE
Posted: May 22, 2008, 14:18

Firstly Congratulations on this Special achievement, the Doha Achievement!Secondly, Compromise or Agreement?? It doesn't matter! Even though it is temporary!!It is extremely important to all the Lebanese people and factions to get a chance to re-build their country and return to normal life and to stability! And to have a president representing the nation!The major point is that finally no more violence is on the streets!.I am sure it is a start and as soon as peace and stability return in Lebanon, many Lebanese and expats respectively tourists will be spending their holidays in this beautiful country. Lebanon can only survive with peace and dialogue, not with violence!
C. Widmann
Basle,Switzerland
Posted: May 22, 2008, 13:29

Sure it will not last.It is only because U.S and Israel can do nothing to rescue the government in the decisions they took against HezboAllah. July06 defeat of Israel, the recent negotations between Syria and Israel, the U.S sinking in Iraq mud,U.S stress with Iran, all made things go in a dormant phase for a while. Sooner or later it will be again activated. One shell at the borders or one assasination is enough to launch "part II". It all about the real players decision not the poor Lebanese. We are only a catalyst for a chemical reaction prepared by others.
Khaled
Dubai,UAE
Posted: May 22, 2008, 11:02

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