The current push for civil war by Israel on the Lebanese represents one of the most enduring and complex geopolitical tensions in South West Asia, characterized by decades of military intervention, political manipulation, and sophisticated propaganda campaigns. Israeli and US authorities have systematically employed psychological warfare operations designed to incite civil discord within Lebanon, exploiting the country's fragile sectarian balance to advance strategic objectives. This essay examines the documented propaganda strategies, historical context, and tactical mechanisms employed by these actors to destabilize Lebanese society and weaken resistance movements.

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