VOICED: Israel's former militia allies in Lebanon now feel abandoned

The video discusses a reunion of former South Lebanon Army (SLA) troops in Israel, highlighting their struggles and challenges as they live in exile. These veterans, who fought alongside Israel during its occupation of southern Lebanon, now face difficulties integrating into Israeli society. Many feel abandoned and long for their homeland, Lebanon, where they are viewed as traitors. The video emphasizes the moral obligation to support these veterans and their uncertain future.

What was the primary role of the South Lebanon Army (SLA) during Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon?

• To provide humanitarian aid

• To negotiate peace with Lebanon

• To battle Palestinians and Hezbollah

• To support Hezbollah fighters

What is a significant challenge faced by SLA veterans in Israel?

• Lack of access to education

• Inability to find employment

• Health care issues

• Difficulty in learning Hebrew

How do many SLA veterans feel about their treatment by the Israeli government?

• They feel supported and welcomed

• They feel privileged

• They feel indifferent

• They feel abandoned and neglected

What is one reason SLA veterans cannot return to Lebanon?

• They are viewed as traitors

• They prefer the lifestyle in Israel

• They have lost their Lebanese citizenship

• They have no family left in Lebanon

What moral obligation do some Israelis feel towards SLA veterans?

• To provide them with free housing

• To help them integrate into Israeli society

• To send them back to Lebanon

• To offer them military positions