Clergy slammed for visit to Hezbollah ‘museum’ in Lebanon - analysis
The decision for some clergy to go to the Hezbollah site appears to be in contrast to the official position of the Maronite patriarch, whose seat is in Bkerke in Lebanon.
Visitors look at tanks left behind in Lebanon by Israeli forces as they visit the Hezbollah-run "Tourist Landmark of the Resistance" war museum in Mlita (aka Mleeta) in southern Lebanon on July 12, 2016.(photo credit: MAHMOUD ZAYYAT/AFP via Getty Images)BySETH J. FRANTZMAN
