Middle East: A message from Bambi to her dear readers

Due to a fatal technical issue affecting her server, Bambi regrets having permanently lost her latest post entitled: “Mr. Enrico Macias: your song remains timely. May all the children of the Middle East, and the world, hold out their bruised hands, sow love, and then give life“. Sadly, this post did not have the time to go through the daily night back-up; she apologizes for any inconvenience. Indeed, some of you may have read it. Others may have already noticed that the link is broken.

Of note, her lost post meant the world to Bambi for the following reasons: (1) It was a message of hope for love addressed to ALL the children of the Middle East (in all the affected countries); (2) a message of support to her family and friends in Lebanon and beyond it in which she prayed that each one of them will find creative ways to protect his or her personal sanity in the middle of the regional insanity; and (3) a message of appreciation for the government of Lebanon for its historic decision to ban Hezbollah’s military actions.

While Lebanon is sinking deeper into chaos, Hezbollah keeps on boldly serving the interests of the agonizing Iranian regime while being blinded by its Islamist ideology. Despite her appreciation for the historic Lebanese turning point, Bambi wondered in her lost post if the military ban can be realistically implemented by the government: Does the latter have the military power to do so? Will Israel give it time to implement it it? Or will it keep moving forward with its cruel aggression, and re-occupation, of the Land of Cedars?

May God protect the innocent children and adult people of all the Middle East, including Lebanon. Enough of senseless déjà vu of absurd violence brought upon Lebanon, once again, by Hezbollah’s reckless actions. Just think of it, in addition to putting the Lebanese people in danger by sending useless missiles toward Israel, Hezbollah had the nerves to attack Cyprus (i.e., its British base). Yes Cyprus, the most peaceful place of the doomed neighbourhood. Is Hezbollah satisfied now after it gave the green light to Israel to attack Lebanon? When this war ends, will it again tell the Lebanese people that it was a “divine” decision?