Who won the Lebanon war?

Answer 1

Israel won the Lebanon war militarily, but Hezbollah may be said to have won politically. Israel achieved its goals, which was to 1) establish a buffer-zone in Southern Lebanon and force Hezbollah to withdraw from this area, 2) reach a complete ceasefire, effectively ceasing the low-scale conflict which had lasted since 1982, 3) bring an end to the rocket attacks, and 4) the deployment of Lebanese Armed Forces in Southern Lebanon. As a result of the war, for the first time in 40 years, the Lebanese state was able to control it's southernmost land militarily. Although Hezbollah officially denies it, an Israeli investigation shows that between 600 and 700 Islamic fighters died during the conflict. Hezbollah lost most of its long-range missiles, and the Israeli Air Force also stroke a serious blow to the rest of Hezbollah's rocket arsenal. In this respect, it's clear that Israel fought a successful war against Hezbollah. However, the amount of damage and devastation visited on Lebanon has become a public relations benefit to Hezbollah.

Answer 2

Lebanon won the war. The 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah was said that

Israelis army shot 2 Hezbollah men. Which Hezbollah then in anger fought back by

missiles that hit Israel that killed lots of people. Which Israel then took a strike and

hit Beirut international airport and killing innocent civilians from many nations.

Which Hezbollah did the same thing but striking at big town and killing people.

After 34 days Israel withdrew from Lebanon.

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And there you have it, folks ... the reason our country and our world are in the shape

that they're in. And you heard it here first.

If there was any doubt in your mind, all you have to do is read the clear and compelling

explanation above: The winner of the conflict is the side that does more killing.

So Germany was a winner in both World Wars, Japan and Russia were tied with Germany

for winners of the Second one, China and North Korea have been winners for decades,

Sudan is coming up fast, and Libya and Syria started winning in 2011.