Mojamma' Al-Zahraa
This was a 3 story building till Israel targeted it at 1:15 AM (July 23, 2006) during the Israeli War on Lebanon 2006.
At 1:15 AM today, the IDF, israeli Destructive Forces, targeted this building. Since it is very quiet after midnight, the sound of the explosion was heard in all places in Saida. It is a ten-minute-walk far from my house.
The building was a 3 story building built by Hezbollah and it used to host clinics, a pharmacy, a medical laboratory and a mosque among other civil things.
posted by lifeflaw @ 1:17 PM
6 Comments:
it wasn't a military-purpose building, remotb. purely civil building.
yes, hezbollah built it... they built many elementary schools as well, will you bomb them too?
and you know what i think isn't very "human"? bombing a medical clinic at the time people at the time people need it most just because it was built by hezbollah.
iT'S NO SECRET....ISRAEL is bombing any institution that has to do with Hizbulla...example: gas station, milk factory, chicken farms, clinics and other...
Heheh, 3ajbetne mennik Xylocaine...
@AroundTheClock24_7:
Thank you, Allah ysalmik. :)
@Xylocaine:
Exactly, they want to destroy everything civil built by Hezbollah.
@SC:
I won't bother replying to a retard like you.
@Gail:
Your kind comment means a lot to me and to the people of Lebanon. Thank you my friend.
@Alex:
I wish you read the previous comments because this was answered already. As Carine explained, this wasn't a military-purpose building; this was a purely civil building.
@El Guh:
Please don't use the comment section to write full posts. Get a blog instead!
Your picture makes we realize we drove by that building when we passed through Sidon on a visit to Lebanon in June.
Many who write here don't seem to understand that, when governments fail to carry out the functions of government -- taking care of the people -- other groupings take up the vital work. Apparently in South Lebanon, Hisbollah has fulfilled that function and not surprisingly therefore has the support of the people.
The current rulers in the United States don't believe that it is the duty of government to care for the people (think the devastated city of New Orleans) so here too we gradually develop alternative systems. I wonder, will we someday devolve in places into local militias performing civil society functions? I ask this very seriously -- it is something for people in the United States to think hard about.
Like Gail above, I am ashamed of the green light my country has given to Israel to destroy Lebanon (along with the bombs.) We here must do all we can to impede this war -- just as we have long sought to end the last one in Iraq.
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