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Is France helping Lebanon, or trying to reconquer it?

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French President Emmanuel Macron waves as he visits Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday Aug.6, 2020. French President Emmanuel Macron has arrived in Beirut to offer French support to Lebanon after the deadly port blast. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus, Pool)PARIS It was almost as if Emmanuel Macron forgot that Lebanon is no longer a French protectorate. Visiting explosion-ravaged Beirut this week, Frances leader comforted distraught crowds, promised to rebuild the city and claimed that the blast pierced Frances own heart. France will never let Lebanon go, Macron said.