Lebanon Civil War (1987-1988-1989-1990) (part 2 of 2)

[thevirus2925]

Rizkalah 3al l malajek wel harb... walla ahla 2yyem lol

[dxmoe]

First of all; The Lebanese Forces and a majority of Christians keep complaining that the Muslims took their land and they should go back to where they're from. The reality is that the Maronite Christians are Assyrians who came from Assyria to Lebanon and Syria one of many is the Gemayel family and the Chamoun family. The Maronites in Lebanon are not Lebanese and come from Assyria.

[GooseHuntCunt]

So are you guys armenian if you don't mind me asking? Its so great seeing an Arab guy taking shelter with you.

At the end of the day, we are all human beings (except Persians) and should all get along.

So sad my country now going through the exact same thing as lebanon was back then.

Femmalah and take care.

[nanioushka]

@GooseHuntCunt :) I hate the Persian gov. I have many Persian friends who are against their government and do not follow any religion. I think people should start realizing that, as you said, we are all human beings and should start to put aside human ideologies and start living together.

[cokaineeeeee]

Lotsof memories on Zal2a Streets... Bouchrieh and Jdeideh, we were young and didn't care if it was war or not we wanted to enjoy life... kes el Arak and kebbeh nayyeh under the bombs... we carried the gun because we thought it's cool... I look back today and I don't think it is cool at all...

Thank you for sharing, made me cry

~ Civil war Veteran livin abroad

[Armynian]

turkiye85:

Those explosions and bombs going off in the distance is your Zionist Jews getting Bombarded Just like they got there Ass beat in 2006 by Hizaballah.

[turkiye85]

this shows Lebanese in their true element. There are explosions and bombs going off in the distance and they act like its a fire work show and carrying on having a good time with family. amazing truly.

[turkiye85]

I said nothing about Turkiye. What are you implying? Are you Lebanese? I simply stated an amazing fact about how resilient the Lebanese are in carrying on with their lives when other people would be walking around in a state of panic, but Lebanese are calm like its no big deal. What did I say that provoked you?

[mohamadabla]

@gasper47 skot ya 7mar

[bigmedge]

it is amazing indeed, it's a testament to the internal fortitude that is such a major part of Lebanese culture. It takes an incredible combination of bravery & composure to keep a calm mindset when explosions are going on around you. God bless the good people in this video

[herrgolf]

Which neighborhood is this?

[nanioushka]

Zal2a

[gibrangibran]

what do your relatives say when they see this video now... man this video is priceless...

[nanioushka]

exact words "OFFF NANOR FORWARD NOW!"

[mifafa]

Please! when was this exactly?1989? where in east Beirut? Ain Remeneh, Dawra where?It's very important for me....thank you

[nanioushka]

umm I was 2 so 1989 in Zal2a Beirut

[mifafa]

Merci c'est tres gentil.Wish we can contact each other.I am doing some work on the lebanese memory and find your work interesting.

[nanioushka]

ça me fait plaisir mais c'est que je vis plus au Liban mais si t'as des questions je serai ravis de te répondre!

[mifafa]

Je ne vis plus au Liban non plus,(en Italie depuis 11 ans deja). Mais je t'ecrorai bientot.merci encore

[TaikaSieniMies]

my father was there that time, all along with the UN forces.