Beside this disintegrated society, our neighbors were a conflict.

After “sectarian predominance”

the Arab-Israeli clash is presumably the most vital reason for the strife or for the heightening of

the common war to wild viciousness. Lebanon got the primary inundation of Palestinian vagrants

in 1948 after the Arab-Israeli clash; the second was after the 1967 clash between Arabs and

Israel, and the third significant one was in 1970, following “Black September” where Jordan

kicked out the PLO. Lebanon didn’t have to deal with having a huge immigrant flood but with an

equipped, effectively battling bunch that at multiple occasions challenged the government.

Lebanon was used by the Palestinians as an arranging ground to dispatch assaults against Israel,

which led to a few Israeli attacks in striking back against the Palestinians that created most harm

to the nation in human expenses and annihilated framework. Inside, it brought on divisions

amongst Christians and Muslims in their different support for Palestine’s immigrants and their

attacks against Israel: Muslims and the leftists were encouraging the Palestinians to have a war

for liberation, while the Christians saw those Palestinians nothing but a danger to Lebanon. In

addition to this, the Israeli-Arab conflict and the other wars in the neighborhood had a big

influence on our war (Mohti, 2010).