This comparison is not very accurate for a few reasons. Firstable- Kosovo was Serbia's territory, not a foreign state like Lebanon is to Israel.
Kosovo can be called Serbia's heartland, as well as the origin point of thier culture and religion. Serbia simply tried to defend Serbian minority
there from the Albanians who migrated into Kosovo from Albania. It also tried to hold on to its territory. It was not a war with insurgent rebels,
but with local Albanians- more like a civil war. NATO's incursion into Serbia was illegal and unprovoked. It was an illegal war, which US does not
like to talk about. Especially since it now knows that it helped extremist Muslims in that war.
Was in Lebannon (is it officially a war now?), is not a civil war, but an actual war between two sovereign states. But yes- certainly there are
double standards about whom the US supports and whom it bombes into submission. US had something to gain from destroying what was left of Socialist
Yugoslavia, and splitting up Serbia. US likewise has something to gain from Israelis knocking out Hezbolah. Quite simply- US supports what benefits
it in the short term.


