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الشهيد داوود داوود of Amal.
الشهيد داوود داوود was also the director of the Jabal Amel Professional Foundation. Hopefully you unsterstand my reasoning for why the 7 villages are Lebanese and not Palestinian, thank you.
All I want to say and explain, and I hope this is clear.. Salha (Qaza Marjaeoun) Tebikha, qaddas, hounine. nabi yousha, irbel qameh, are villages to the state of lebanon. These villages were lebanese 1920, plus they have allwayes been part of the the shia( land) namely the land of Jabal amel(bani amula) if 7, villages(shia villages) are lebanese (first because there is no shias in palestine) second, why should these villages have this place ( i mean it leys in the blue line) 3. the excant of these people sounds totaly like ibenjnoub) even though, some lived with palestinian. And the last and the biggest prove is, that even in 1948, these villages was still under lebanese control, and it is writtin in the government, and what about the battle of malkiye, it was the lebanese military who fought for lebanon back then. in 1948 ( when they used to pay bills, they used to do it in marjaeoun) so the story about that these villages belonged to palestine is wrong. I know this, read the history book of lebanon and u will find out, that everything I say is write...
Salamo 3aliekom wa rahmatulah.. Iben salha, wal janoud..
I heard a lot of stories and talks about it from parents, relatives and friends. Stories that made me eager more and more to know about that land and wishing that I was born and grown-up there on that high greenie, scenic and breezy village. From that village self made, hard working, remarkable, highly educated people have emerged who are ؟ regrettably and sadly ؟ distributed all over the places (NOT GATHERED ON THE VILLAGE) chasing their livings and focused and determined to contribute to various types of societies each from his won job , perspective and nature of work.
I have written this very brief write-up form a place which is miles and miles away from the wonderful village trying to recall its memories amid a work atmosphere which is highly dynamic and challenging trying to construct a plant to transfer gas into liquids by using a sophisticated process and unique of its kind wishing that could have been on the village and its people that I miss and admire the utmost.
We should respect your feelings of belonging to Lebanon, but that doesn't mean that the villages are lebanese! right?
A big part of what is called now "South Lebanon" belonged not from a long time ago to Palestine, since the turks and and during the reigns of Sheikh "Zaher El Omar El Zidani" and "Ahmed Basha Eljazar" who took control of "Jabal 'amel", even the lebanese call some villages with names that refer to a palestinian origin for this villages , an example of those villages is "Qana Al Jaleel"!
Anyway , don't bring up the shiit-suni conflict every now and then!We are talkin subjectively and so should u.and don't forget that Lebanese and Palestinans are brothers and always be so don't let us be envolved in such issues especially that Israel still occupying our lands including the seven villages.
Salam.
Ok They are free to feel that they are lebanese, it's there decision , at the end they can pick up any nationality that they want, it;s a free will, especially that they were born in Lebanon and lived there.
But it doesn't mean that these villages are lebanese, a big area of what is called today "south Lebanon" falled under the palestinian control since the turks anf after that Zaher el Deen el Zidani and Ahemd Basha Al Jazar, even some villages have preferences to palestine and Gallile , an example of that is The village of "Qana" , even the lebanese call it "Qana Al Jalleel".
Please guys don't mention the shiite-suni conflict and don't bring it every now and then, we're just talking objectively.
At the end we and the lebanese are brothers.
Salam
عاشت فلسطين رغم عن انف الحاقدين
It very wierd and unusual that most of the people of this village as well as the 6 other palestinian villages do not feel any kind of loyality to their roots. I am sure that those who say that the seven villages are lebanese have no known reference. They say they are lebanese because they are the only shia villages in Palestine, and as a result of the palestinian lebanese-shiatte conflict, they took the other side and convinced themselves with some lies about their origin that they have created by lies
today, we carry lebanese passports as the result of the reptriation of the members of villages that fell under lebanese control following the withdrawal of israel in 1999. however, the majority of our memories and our identity lie in israel today, and as a result of this occupation we consider ourselves palestinian.
THOSE VILLAGES WERE INTEGRATED TO MANDATARY PALESTINE IN 1923, but have always been lebanese and made part of the state of greater Lebanon.
LES SEPT VILLAGES, Tarbikha, Salha, Malkieh, Qadas, Hounine, Youshaa et Ibel al-Qamh,sont libanais et non Israelien ! NI palestinien. IL faisait parti du Liban avant 1923.