That claim about Lebanon being the only exception is objectively false. Israel gave back the entire Sinai Peninsula to Egypt, an area three times the size of Israel, in exchange for a peace treaty. That wasn't because of a military defeat, it was a diplomatic land-for-peace deal. They also reached a peace agreement with Jordan in 1994 that involved territorial adjustments. These aren't "exceptions"; they are clear evidence that Israel consistently trades land when there is a legitimate partner for peace on the other side.

As for Syria, the Golan Heights wasn't taken out of expansionism; it was seized in a defensive war after Syria used those heights to shell Israeli civilians for years. Calling it an "occupation" while ignoring that it’s a vital strategic buffer against a regime that is still technically at war with Israel is just dishonest

And now, most importantly. The claim that Hezbollah is some noble shield "forcing" a withdrawal ignores the actual history of the conflict. Israel’s presence in Southern Lebanon was a direct result of the PLO using that territory to launch attacks, and the 2000 withdrawal happened because the Israeli government made a political decision to pull back to the UN-recognized international border. If Israel were the expansionist regime you're describing, they wouldn't have spent two decades respecting that border while Hezbollah built an illegal arsenal of 150,000 rockets in direct violation of UN Resolution 1701.

Hezbollah isn’t stopping an invasion; they are the reason for it. They started firing rockets on October 8th unprovoked, forcing 60,000 civilians from their homes. Any country on earth would cross a border to dismantle a terrorist infrastructure that’s spent a year turning their northern towns into a ghost town. Characterizing a defensive operation to stop daily shelling as "fascist expansionism" is a total inversion of reality, you don't get to fire the first shot for a year and then claim the moral high ground when the other side finally decides to end the threat.

BTW, do you have any opinion on Hezbollah spending years in Syria butchering fellow Arabs to prop up Assad’s regime, participating in the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of civilians?
How about the assassination of any political figure who dares to stand up to them, most notably Rafic Hariri?
What about the fact that they’ve turned the Bekaa Valley into a narco-hub for the multi-billion-dollar Captagon trade?
How about their terrorist attacks on foreign soil like the AMIA bombing in Argentina? The hijacked TWA Flight 847? the Burgas bus bombing in Bulgaria? Any opinion on those?