The “Resistance” Camp Forgives Netanyahu Supporters but Targets Lebanon’s Ambassador

Ambassador Complaint Referred to Military Prosecutors

A complaint against Ambassador Nada Hamadeh Moawad was referred to military prosecutors over an alleged call with Israel’s ambassador. The U.S. objected, saying she was following Lebanon’s official policy. The referral does not mean she has been charged or sent to trial.

Wiam Wahhab Calls for Netanyahu’s Election

Wahhab urged Israeli Druze to vote for Netanyahu, praising his stance on Suwayda—days after commemorating Nasrallah’s funeral. His remarks drew no backlash comparable to that targeting Lebanon’s ambassador.

Gebran Bassil Backs Peace with Israel

Bassil previously supported Israel’s right to security and recently endorsed peace with it. No comparable backlash followed from the “resistance” camp, recalling his party’s long alliance with Hezbollah and its political cover for the group’s weapons.

Sahar Ghaddar and 100 Occupied Villages

Ghaddar sparked controversy with remarks about Israel occupying 100 Lebanese villages while defending Hezbollah. Her comments drew no comparable backlash, reducing communities’ fate to political debate as southern residents endure war and displacement.

Who Can Negotiate for Lebanon?

Lebanon’s government seeks to end Israeli occupation and attacks through diplomacy. Tolerating praise for Netanyahu and remarks about occupied villages while targeting an ambassador acting for the state exposes double standards over patriotism and engagement with Israel.