Il était une fois three rivers called: Litani, Hasbani, Wasani... Going to the metro station Barbès, an old traditionnal north african immigration area, I bought the algerian newspaper El Watan, for reading an other version of the conflict in Lebanon. It's written in french by algerian journalists and printed in Algiers. It's strange to read about the water problem: since 1919, the future Israel wants access to the south Lebanon rivers and springs. There's a severe lack of water in Israel, while Lebanon has no shortage. Comme par hasard, the Hezbollah traditionnal area is an important water area. This war is probably one of the first unofficial blue gold war. It has nothing to do with military provocations; thanks, El Watan!