About 300 Hezbollah fighters killed in Syria. The arab are treating them as periahs and even in Lebanon people are turning on them and their strongholds are being attacked. Nesrallah lives in a bunker Allah has not delivered the goods so now he is hoping Santa will come bail him out give him all the support and weapons he needs to take on both the Syrian rebels and Israel.

This settles the question about whether Israel needs to be particularly concerned with collateral damage accruing to Lebanese Christians. The answer is "No. We don't." Good to know!

The mashiach has arrived eventually!

How can you you believe in pagan god called allah. allah is god of the moon.

Nice gesture. We are used to let our youngsters burn the threes after Christmas.

Just when we all thought that Jesus Christ was a Palestinian who suffered for the sins of all Muslims, now we get his son here on earth (or deep down somewhere in his bunker).

"Lebanese Christians have no particular relationship with Hezbollah. In fact, Christian leaders such Samir Geagea and Amin Jumayal are key members of the March 14 Alliance, which is opposed to Hezbollah." May I remind you that the biggest Maronite Christian bloc in Parliament is that of General Michael Aoun who is strong ally of Hezbollah.

Funny, thanks, I needed that.....

Middle Eastern Christians, at least those I meet and speak to in the US, have a soft corner for Israel, though they do not express it openly in front of Muslim Arabs. They know that they are facing an ethnic cleansing in Syria, Iraq, and Egypt, and are uneasy about their position in Lebanon.

I read - via Christian sources - that Christians in that area are anxious to leave. They feel unwelcome by their non-Christian neighbors. --- If I - as a Christian - were to be stuck in that part of the world - I may hang such a picture on my tree also. It's a cheap way to get some peace. I'd also be planning a way to move out. --- Of course, maybe the family (with the picture) has been brainwashed and really thinks he's going to help them. Probably not easy to access unbiased press in that area.