Lina Sinjab
speaker
332 appearances
25 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 7 Jun
Lina Sinjab’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's his grandmother fled with his mother and then his mother fled with him.
And now he's fleeing with his children.
So it's really generation after generation living in this war with Israel.
But this time you can see more voices critical of Hezbollah because really they didn't want any involvement.
They haven't recovered from the last war in 2024.
And yet Hezbollah decided to launch rockets into Israel, prompting this retaliation and attack on civilians in big numbers.
You know, I think the political decision and the public decision is clear about Hezbollah, but this is not a group that was established yesterday.
They've started in 1982 by Iran with the Revolutionary Guard.
They've trained them, they've established them, and they funded them until they've reached this point.
Although in the last war in 2024, they've lost 5,000 of their fighters, most of their leaders, Israel destroyed their weapons depot, but we can see today that they've managed to rearm themselves and they still have tens of thousands of fighters.
So it really is going to cause a big rift in the society.
I think the international community made it clear first the decision and the action to be taken from the Lebanese government, from the Lebanese army, so that they would be able to chip in.
Even on the level of financial aid to rebuild and reconstruct, they also want to monitor.
The country that's a government with a long reputation of corruption.
So there are lots of lists of demands from the international community from Lebanon before anyone can come in and help.
But actually, the key issue is what to do with Hezbollah and how to stop them.
Global News Podcast · Israel hits Tehran and Beirut with 'simultaneous strikes' · 3 Mar 2026
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I've just come down to the promenade on the seaside of Beirut.
This is an area that's normally known for people enjoying the seaside.
But now...
It's filled with families that fled from southern Beirut.
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