Jumblatt asserts that neither Shebaa Farms , nor Kfarshouba hills belong to Lebanon
Jumblatt emphasized that 'since neither the demarcation nor the identification has taken place, these areas remain subject to Resolution 242, which does not include Lebanon.'
Hamdan had stated that Jumblatt was a participant in the National Dialogue Committee, which unanimously approved the Lebanese identity of the Shebaa Farms and Kfarshouba Hills. He considered that 'there is no justification for any position that contradicts this clear national consensus.'
Both Shebaa Farms and Kfarshouba Hills were occupied by Israel in the 1967 war. Syria never provided the documents demanded by the UN to prove their identity.
Its Bashar Al Assad's blessing both areas were reportedly used as an excuse for Hezbollah to continue its so called resistance against Israel
Source: El Nashra
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