We hosted an equivalent to 25% of our population. They took it for granted, militarized themselves, turned their weapons on Lebanese people which led to a 15 year civil war that we are still trying to rebuild from.

They are refugees, they are not Lebanese. They are not entitled to the citizenship or it's benefits. Where are Palestinians routinely arrested? How is that possible if the Lebanese police and army aren't allowed in the refugee camps.

If they were "defenseless" can you explain how over 150 Lebanese soldiers were killed in the battle?

Lebanese Army went into Nahr El-bared refugee camp to arrest the Leader of Fatah Al-Islam, a terrorist group responsible for bombing and killing, hiding out in the refugee camp. Nice to see how you conveniently left out the fact that the Lebanese Army worked with the Red Cross, Red Crescent and the United Nations, to evacuate the women and children. Or the fact that during evacuation, Fatah strapped a suicide vest to a little boy so he could blow up Red Cross/Crescent volunteers. Or how Fatah had been stealing the aid that goes to the refugees and sells them in the black market (Quite popular among palestinian militias in the area to fund their illegal activities).

So now out of the 12 (official) Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon, in your opinion, what made Nahr el-bared refugee camp so special to "slaughter hundreds of defenseless palestinians". Realistically speaking, if the Lebanese Army wanted to do that, they would go into bigger camps which have less resistance where they could kill thousands more and not lose a single soldier. (This is considering we follow your mentality).

Looking through your comments on other threads, you seem to be a big sympathiser of terrorists as well as selective victimizing.

Source: Lebanese who lived in Lebanon during the above events.

/u/LordFoom refer to this so I don't have to explain again below