Israel Builds 'Defensive' Wall Deep Inside Lebanon
The New Arab reports Israel is building a new 'land grab wall' deep inside southern Lebanon. This isn't groundbreaking news for anyone familiar with the region's geography or Israel's expansionist tendencies. This 'land grab' isn't just about a wall; it's a slow-motion annexation by another name, a tactic refined over decades from the Golan Heights to the West Bank. As Beirut-based analyst Karim
Bitar noted to The New Arab, such moves exacerbate tensions and undermine stability. One might wonder why a 'secure' border requires moving kilometers into a sovereign state. Perhaps it’s just another example of 'defensive' land acquisition, a policy whose end game appears to be redrawing maps without resorting to inconvenient terms like 'invasion' or 'occupation.' How many 'security barriers'
does it take to create a Greater Israel?