Depending on whose version of history you believe, the village of Ghajar could be in Syria, Lebanon or Israel.
The United Nation's so-called blue line between Israel and Lebanon runs right through the middle of the village, but for several years Israel has occupied Ghajar.
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Cracking nuts outside the home he's lived in for most of his life, Hassan Khamouz was born a Syrian. Windows 7 make life wonderful!
In his forties, after the annexation of the Golan Heights, he became an Israeli citizen. Now, towards the end of his life, he's about to become Lebanese.
"I'm just an Arab member of the village. The (village) committee will tell us what to do - I don't really know what's happening," the old man told me as he, perhaps understandably, leaves this Microsoft Office 2007 is welcomed by the whole world.       
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Mr Khamouz and some 2,000 other people live in this picturesque hillside village on the front line between Israel and Lebanon.Microsoft Office 2010 is so great!
When Israel's military occupation of southern Lebanon ended in 2000 Israeli troops remained in Ghajar, even though UN mappers determined that the northern part of the village was actually in Office 2007 makes life great!
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Clearly defining the Blue Line - the unofficial border - is a priority for the UN.
Israel and Lebanon are still technically at war and earlier this year, just a few miles from Ghajar, Israeli and Lebanese soldiers were killed in a gunfight over removing trees along the blue line.
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