If there was a conferntation between Israel and Lebanon who's side do you think that the Lebanese?

A lebanese jew like me would give you the right answer, and here it is

My brothers and I happen to be officers in the Lebanese army, I happen to be a reserve, I have a sniper platoon under my command there are Muslims Christians and 6 Jews, yes you heard me 6, and they're not in their 80s, they're fit young soldiers, My brother is a company commander and he has 19 not in their 80's jewish soldier, he's heavy infantry my younger bother in in intelligence he has 27 Jews not in their 80s young soldiers the work full time around the clock translating Israeli messages for the benefit of the Lebanese government not the Israeli government that is, lebanon is my country , it's not Israel, My platoon and I already volunteered to be on the front lines in case of an Israeli invasion, I guarantee you the next time Israel invades us they will have the whole Lebanese nation facing them, and since the IDF are made up of cowards and only cowards, they have to think ten times before they entertain the idea of invading us, you I will stand on the front lines and the only way they could pass me and the 6 not in their 80s Jews in my command is over our dead bodies and trust me we will take some of those frigking baskrds down with us.

Depends on what you quantify as Lebanese Jews.

Most estimate that the "Lebanese Jews" in Israel far outnumber those in Lebanon itself, and it's no secret that the community's greatest percentage is part of the Lebanese Diaspora. If you still count them as Lebanese Jews, then I'd say that Israel would probably come out on top.

Now, for the unfortunate few that are in Lebanon, it wouldn't surprise me if they choose Lebanon over Israel. Why not - after all, outwardly siding with Israel is inviting death. Plus the majority of the Lebanese community seems to be made up of the stubborn old Jews that didn't want to leave. That describes a lot of the Jewish community in Arabia, I'm afraid.

I will be with UN to maintain peace.

One is struck by the fact that it took four authors to pose the question of the "conferntation" between Lebanon and Israel.

Lebanon has far more risk of being occupied by Syria,once again,than anything else.

Hezbolla is already a Iranian/Syrian vassal state that occupies much of Lebanon already.

Jews in Lebanon? How many? Are there any under 80 years of age?

But there are 20,000 Lebanese in Israel who are no longer in a hurry to get back to their country of origin.

Most people, Jewish or otherwise would support the country that gives them shelter. However I guess that some would put their religion before country and turn traitor. Remember the American Jonathan Pollard the American spying for Israel to line his treacherous pockets.