i don't want to talk about myself. people in general are supportive and sympathize with their fellow citizens.   some people in christian groups like kataeb or lebanese forces are trying to be opportunistic about the whole thing, thinking about how they can use it to gain more influence. others like fpm who have been historically aligned with hezbollah are quite supportive. saad al hariri, who is a very important sunni figure, gave a speech promoting unity. worth noting that hamas is a sunni group and that this is a war to support them. a non-trivial number of people are skeptical of what hezbollah is doing but still obviously prefer them over zionist occupation. a very small minority of extremely vocal christians are trying to benefit from the whole thing and wish they could collaborate with israel or something. similar to sla in the past. hard to tell if these are lebanese people or israeli plants at this point. seculars and other minor groups like ssnp overwhelmingly prefer hezbollah to zionists. in general there is a sense of unity with some exceptions and caveats. more united than 2006 at least.
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