Israel, Syria, Lebanon: Three countries, two citizenships and a Blue Line
Against all odds, residents of Ghajar are Israeli citizens with Israeli passports and full rights; they speak Hebrew excellently, in addition to their mother tongue Arabic.
NORTH GHAJAR, in Lebanese territory, on the left, surrounded by a border fence, and the Lebanese village Wazzani to the right, with a Lebanese military road between them.(photo credit: Leor Bareli)ByLEOR BARELIUpdated:
