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Originally Posted by Iginla
The bullet holes were as high as 10 stories and higher in some places. That didn't come from the ground that came from an assault chopper.
I don't know what year they were from but fixing it would be too expensive.
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The kind of rounds that are fired from assault choppers don't just leave holes. They destroy buildings. If there were bullet holes in concrete walls they would have come from small arms. They could have been fired from the ground or from adjacent buildings.
Beirut has spent about 20 of the last 30 years since the 1982 Israeli invastion locked in full out civil war. They've also had ongoing military conflict with the PLO, Hezbollah, etc.. since then. There hasn't been an Israeli held arm in Beirut for 30 years. I sincerely doubt all of those holes came from Israelis.