Who is better Lebanese or Egyptians?

Answer 1

The question is nonsense.

There are a hundred reasons.

Here are only two:

-- "Better" depends on what you're looking for. It means different things

to different people at different times and in different places.

-- One of the choices is a democratic, sovereign nation, while the other

is not. So there's no possible way to even begin such a comparison.

Both are groups of human beings with the desire to live their culture,

practice their religion, provide for their families, and raise their children,

in security, dignity and health, without malice toward others. It's too bad

that both groups don't act like it.

Answer 2

• While Jews are not permitted to live (or are severely restricted) in many Arab countries, Arabs in Israel are granted full citizenship.
• Israel is one of the most open societies in the world.
  
• Israel is the only country in the Middle East that provides full equality for women. Women are free to drive cars (unlike Saudi Arabia), and to dress without veils or other compulsory styles. Women in Israel are protected by law from discrimination and abuse; and they participate in all walks of life, from homemaker to Prime Minister and Supreme Court President. Women comprise nearly 51% of all magistrate and district court judges; and more than 44% of all lawyers registered in Israel are women.
  
• More than 200,000 Arab children attend Israeli schools. At the time of Israel's founding, there was just one Arab high school in the country. Today, there are hundreds of Arab schools.
  
• Israel is the only country in the region that permits citizens of all faiths to worship freely and openly. Over two million Israeli citizens are non-Jewish. Each religious community in Israel has the right to found its own religious schools, councils, and courts; and is given jurisdiction to preside over matters of personal status such as marriage and divorce. The religious sites are controlled by officials of their respective faiths, not by the Israeli government.
  
• Israel is a parliamentary democracy, with an active multiparty system. While the United States has only two major parties, Israeli voters typically have more than a dozen parties to choose from, representing a wide variety of political views. Arabs are granted full citizenship and have the right to vote in Israel. Arabs are also free to become members of the Israeli parliament (the Knesset). In fact, several Arabs have been democratically elected to the Knesset and have been serving there for years. Israel is also one of the few places in the Middle East where Arab women may vote.
  
• All the freedoms and liberties that Americans have from their Bill of Rights and constitution, are equally protected in Israel. Israelis enjoy freedom of religion, freedom of speech and press, freedom of assembly, and the right to protest and to petition the government. Many major news outlets from around the world (including the BBC, CNN and Fox News) station their Middle East bureaus and correspondents in Israel. One reason is because Israel is so well-known for its freedom of speech and the press.
  
• Government-owned land can be leased by anyone, regardless of race, religion or gender.
  
• Israeli law prohibits discrimination by both government and non-government entities on the basis of race, religion, lifestyle, political beliefs, or age.
  
• Israel is smaller than the state of New Hampshire and has several neighboring countries who arehostile to her existence.
  
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Answer 3

There will never be a fair and unbiased answer to this question, at least not from anyone with links to Israel or Palestine. The most we can do is say that there are good and bad on both sides. Israel is better at presenting its case than are the Palestinians, so I present some food for thought:

• Palestinians who already live in Israel are allowed to remain, but are aware that they lack the full rights of Jewish citizens. When Israel was being established, many were driven out into what are now the Palestinian Territories or into refugee camps in Lebanon and Jordan, in order to ensure a substantial majority of Jewish citizens and to take possession of their homes and land. Those Palestinians who remain are invariably called Arabs, as if they have no separate identity from the wider Arab community, and as if Palestine had been terra nullius before the twentieth-century influx of Jews.
• The Palestinian West Bank is effectively under military rule by the occupying power, Israel. Palestinian land grabs by Jewish settlers are routine and are nearly always supported by the Israeli government, in spite of international protests.
• B'Tselem - The Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories is an Israeli NGO with a mission of highlighting and documenting Israeli human rights abuses. Its offices in Jerusalem have been attacked, and staff members have been threatened by radical Jews. All because the organisation calls on Israel to do what it says it already does.

We do not know whether Palestine would be any better if the shoe were on the other foot. However, nothing will improve while one side pretends that the fault lies entirely on the other side.

Answer 4

Briefly, neither or both. There are good and bad things and people wherever you go. Usually it is a matter of personal preference.

Answer 5

lebanon is better! isreal are killers

Answer 6

America